The New York Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILS. eee Our W ash ngton Correspendence. Wasuineton, March 4, 1851. The River and Harbor Bul—Its Defeat—The Re- sponstbul ty— The Shuflers— Funny Business. When General Bonaparte felt himself called to teave Egypt, the army was left to his subordinates, and they soon made a sacrifice of it. Soof Mr, Clay and the harbor bill. When he left the Senate last night, at elevea o’clock, to rest himself, aftera siege of twelve hours, he committed the River and Harbor bill to the care of Mr. Underwood, who, after a pretty clever fight of six hours longer, was ompelled to give in, and to capitulate to the enemy. Now, who are responsible for the defeat of the River and Harbor bill? Here they are:—Messrs. t, Dawson, Downs, Foote, btn ifireon Davia, Soule, and” others. Messrs. Cass and Douglas will have to face the music. To be sure, they voted to take up the bill, and they voted against laying down the bill; but the: ke ust the bill, and were arrayed arnong the encani of the bill from the first to the ane River and Harbor bill will be made a ques- tion before the people, and the miserable clap-trap and ariful dodging of the Senate will no more ‘ail among the sovereigns oe te fuss of Gen. Foote will avail to stop 4 ** pe ake.” Case and Douglas are laid out in the West. Old Sam Hous- ton will supereede them both, if, at the next meet- ing of Congress, they dodge the responsibility. Our Baltimore ° Correspondence, Baurtimone, March 5, 1851. ‘The Kent Massacre--Another Arvest—Reception of New York Firemen—Street Cleaning—Geneval Chaplin's Trial, $e. Information has been received of the arrest of an- other man, charged with » participation in the massa- ore of the Cosden family, in Kent county, last week. He had been missed since the committal of the deed, and was found in the woods, some distance off, whilst 4mthe sct ef preparing a temporary shelter tor the Bight. On his person was found « bloody knife and dirk. and there were also marks of blood on various parts of bie clothing lie was taken to Chestertown: end committed for further examination. ‘The preparations waking by our fire companies, for the reception of the Americus eng! company, tof New York, who are expected om the Sist instant, are of the most extensive character. Whilst here, they ‘will be the special guests of the Watchman fire com- pany. Aprelimimary meeting of delegates from the various fire companies of the city, was held at the ‘Watchman engine house on Monday night. Delegates were prerent from all except the Union, Howard, Dept- ford. and Franklin. who. however, are understood to be prepared to join in the reception. Captain Swain, of the Watchman, was chosen chief marshal, and & commitice of reception, consisting ot oix members of the Watchm: from each of the other companies of the city, =e pointed. It was also agreed te ha: hb com- Rony to choose its own termined to enter into the matter with spirit, and a fine turn out is anticipated. The tracts for cleaning the streets of Baltimore have this year been awarded, for th gate sum of $4,000, to the various contractors. bel $9,000 lees than the contracts for the past year. We have bad dirty etreete im abundance under the last contracts, and it fs the general opinion that the new contractors cannot keep them dirtier than they bave been, whilst the city will save the round sum of $9,000. ‘The trial of General Chaplin, the slave abducter. will piace at Bilicott’s Mills, on orabout the 20th of that he will trial—at leaet, he informed his counsel that he will require their services. Our Philadeiphia Correspondence. Pricavetenia, Marek 5, 1851, The Recent Suicide—A Sad Case—The Charge of Bribery | Discloimed in the Contested Election Case—The Great | Cry and Little Wool—.4 Fite, Fe Certain circumstances have come to light with re- gard w Henry Sherler, the young German who com: mitted suicide yesterday, that have aroused @ strong feeling of sympathy. It seems that on Monday, while {2 distress for money. he was tempted, and detected in ad offe which though trivial in its consequences 4% mere frequently punished that those of larger m nitude, if the offender is respectable enough to have relations able to cover it up. The person detecting him | chreatened prosecution uniers he immediately lett the city, and would listen to noexpisnations in extenua- | tion. The poor man, without means to leave the city. | — cietion proviaing for accounts of the public printers endin; th, associates, exiles from 16,969 bali 216 tons, et cee ee ee ee eee ceent of Regents of the po hy a 7 ememy trons Bmitheonian Institutio: Bore my 2 im setall Inte-oh Ste. 0 34c., cash, per lb. Westean. ‘The demand was ‘A resolution directing the distribution of the works | for new ers confined to of Alexander Hamilton and for other purpeses. 4 consumers, ACTS WHICM ORIGINATED IN HOUSE OF RESENTATIVES. Taow.— Beateh a oe sale of 50 tons was ‘An aot for the reliet of Bayles J. Bower. je, from yard, at $27, six months. In other desorip- An sct making eppropriations for the current and | tions we have heard of no importa: Seenseetions contingent expenses 7} e Indian D: ent, and ye pe ‘ket for common Eastern, was tor fulfilling treaty stiyelees with the various [n- oll 2 ing principally to the execeningly, ail dian tribes for the ding June 30, 1852. it offering. Lame ves also scarce, and held with An act for the rell vy ofthe eae of the late Lieut. pape firmness. jaat sales were at $1, for com- Colonel William Gray, of Arkansas. mon; end $1 20 cash, ant Mot asaxs.—New Orleans mae held Grmly at 320. cash, Anact making apgrestiations for the rman of navy pensions for tho year ending June with trifling sales. The receipts contin’ on a limit- An act to amend am act entitled “An act for the re- | ed scale. ere was more doingin refining qualities, lief of Frederick Darrive,” approved August 14, 1843. | prices of which were well ‘supported, ‘The transaction és act for the relief of Dunning e MoNair. act for the relief ef t o heal regsapentalives ot Robert 8 Burrou, fh and Stephen il itopiine An act to prescribe the mode of obtaining evi in cases of contested elections embrace 300 hhds. Cardenas at 200. 100 bhds. Cubs, at ths. Nava — Orude turpentine was held at $2 873¢ Per 1001bs., without sales of moment. Of spirits, the Bienes for which wae a trifle lower, 156 barrels sold at An act to am titled “ An act to est 870. cash, and 38¢. with 90 days credit. Common lsh the Territorial Government of Oregon, and ai rosin remained as noti d yestard sy, with sales of 200 to establish the Territorial Government of Minnesota. wen Ry orth County, delivered at 1 25 respectively. A moderate business was Suite rosin at about previous figures. Ou.8.—The market for linseed was more stesdy to- dey, and with an aotive consumptive demend, there have been sales of 6.000 or 8,000 jons English and American, from store at 750. of Whale continued An act to authorize the Legislative Assembiles of the Territories of Oregon ‘and Minnesota to take charge of the echool lands in said Territories, and for other ¥ ‘Anact to supply deficiencies in the oP for the service of the fiscal year ending t! propriations 1 30th June, 1 pee Ae wy meecareee request for the trade, at 43c. cash, for ‘An act making appropriations for the support of the jected. Provisions.—Pork—There was @ good inquiry trom niety Acetesy, fer Wap oer emting the Sh Sune, | eel isndn but for investor there was a dag cos have not varied materially, but the market, it ‘An act making appropriations for the payment ot revolutionary and other pensicners of the United >for the purchaser ‘The salessum ything, Btates, for the year ending the 30th June, 1852. 560 bie. neluding new mens, at eh fl late} ‘An act for the relief of Jose D, Ward and Isaac Watts | 613; new prime, at $11 25; and old do, at $10. Smo! + Griffith. sales of thin mess were made at $1250. Beef was in fair demand and holders steady, with sales of 260 bbls. coustry and city inspection at $376 a $10 76 for mess, and $5 $6for prime. Prime mess was firm and in better ib fags) with sales of 20 tierces Ohio, at $15 er tierce. Beef hams were scarce and rather better. jome 200 bbis. have been dispored of, in retail lote, at $15 a $15 50 per 220 Ibs. Pickled meats were held with ine! firmness, being in good demand not plenty. Some 200 barrels and tierces changed hands, at 9c. for hams and 6}<c. for shoulders. was increased activity in the market for Ohiolerd, ead full prices were realized. The sales include 300 barreis end tierces new. at 5 a8%Xc ; and we also heard ot 8 rale of 1.000 bbis. at 84¢c., but we could not authen- ticate it. There was no new feature in the market for butter and cheese, while the demand was moderate. React Eytate.—Annexed are the sales by. suction sinoe our leset:—House and lot 604 Grand street, 25x66, $11,850; house and lot on Forty-eighth street, near Third avenue, 26x100, $2 800; | 26x100, $2.7 near Second sven ae. 20x80, $1.850; 1 lot on a i near Fourth avenue. 25x100, $565; 1 lot ighty: second street, near Third avenue, 25x100, $800; 1lot on Seventy ninth street, near Second avenue, 25x100, $983; 1 lot on Twenty fourth street, near Third ave- Bue, 24=98, $1,725: 2 lote on Tenth avenue, near Sixty- ‘An act making appropriations for the service of the Post Office - gaammaa during the year ending the 30th June, 1852. ¢ and modity the rates of postage in and for other propriations for the civil and dip- ent. for the year ending other purposes. act making appropriations for the supper the army, for the year ending the 30th of Jum An act making appropriations for the naval aeties, for the year ending the 20th of June, 1852. An act to establish certain post routes in the United | States, and the territories thereot. ‘An act making appropriations for light houses, light | boats, buoys, &c., and providing for the erection and | establishme the same, and for other purposes. JOINT RESOLUTIONS WHICH ORIGINATED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES A joint resolution explainim July, 1838, March 3, 1843. end January 17 A joint resolution providing for an adj the accounts of John 0. Colmesnil, President of the Ohio and Mississippi Mai! Line Company. CITY TRADE REPORT. who are regularly in the trade, were unwilliag to re- duce their pretensions, which to some extent checked sales. Exporters were keeping back for the Pasific’s advices, and there but little done luded in the operations wer No. 2 superfine; $4 50a $4 625s for ordinary to choice — $4 62 a $481% for New Orleans, the market for yas earier; $475 a $4875; for mixed to straight Indien, Michigan, Obio and Wisconsin; $4 51 a $5 tor fancy Michigan and pure Genesee, with good and round hoop Obio; $5 12 a $) 45 for fancy Ohio and Genesee; $6 57 a $562 for extra Ohio; and $5 50 a $6 62s for ure Genesee. Canadian flour was very dull, and only jm retail demand, at $4 62 a $475, in bond, with sales of 200 barrels. We understand tha: there were large Saut — invoices of Liverpool fine, in the aggregate to 4.000 sacks, were disposed of. bul the particulars were not allowed to transpire Other dercriptions were firm, but not active. Brxve.—For home use, there was a good inquiry for new clover, and the market was s shade better. We note rales of 50 casks, at 9 a Rovgh flax was heavy, at $170 demand. Timothy was inactiv: I 506 barrels. at $4 25 @ $4 3754 for pipes Cognac brandy, at $1 85 a $2 25; and 10 do. Ro. some inquiry for lots to go up the river. barrels made, at $ ‘ood brands, with cco 8 $5 6244 for fancy Alexandria, Baltimore, Brandywine Georgetown. Petersburgh, snd Richmond country , fair business ivate contract there wi done, 6C0 halt chests yo hyson hi about suction rates. A portion of iy per ships Horsburg a1 fered ‘thie morping at public eale, Thi ole of the The market for rye dour was dull. and we have oaly to ‘note enles cf 100 barrels. at #3 75 a $) Sis, | ffeeue were purchased at very full rates, as our report closing with # downward tendency. Corn Meat was | below will indicate. The trade being already well supplied with blacks,the d-mand for this deescrip- ticu was not active, end the most of what was of- fered, was withdrawn by the importers, the bids Baling not belng satisfactory. The reeldue was rua off at quotations. The particulars were as follows : ‘firm, with sales of 100 barrels Jersey at $3 06%; Bran dywine, in lote.at $3 25. There was more inclination on the part of holders of domestic Wheat, to-day, to meet buyers, but as both parties were as wide apart in ‘their views as ever the transactions have bs im momentary expectation of his brother and sis from Germany, in despair, chose the cold | embrace of death asthe only alternative left him, ia | preference to meeting the expected loved ones with a tain vpom bis good name. The letter found in his re to these circumstances as the cause of be urgent ere bia good principles we mastered His deep contrition for the crime was also expressed. In compliance with the last wishes of the umbappy man, ro plainly expressed in his letter, the key of histrunk bad been given to Mr Witter, to whom the letter war ad¢reseed, bot that gentleman was eubjected to most unmerited abuse, today. by eur Coroper for bavirg taken possession. Conceiving bim elt to be sole heir of #11 persons dying by violenc, he views with rurpicion all who interfere The contested election case was Judges King. Kelly and Camp» the admissibility of the evidence been ain up before this morning, and to money having Reed. disposed o1. tation of an attempt to corrupt an oft tion, but their object war to show that MHayburn (the officer) ta vorable to Mr. Reed. and in that way coatrorert the ‘assertion by the contestant that all the officers in Second ward, Moyamensing were of one political party. and hostile to biy rivction, This latter potat was decided by the witness answering in the ne- gative the question “whether he was fevora to Mr. Beed’s election’ After an argument, the to hi Judge Samp’ t Co the main point at isew mo charge 1 bribery was preferred against Mr bat distinetiy «purned by the counsel for Mr, Knew Anotber brilliant bail was last evening added to the Met of remerkab nts in thie gay reason, beings limentary benefit to De Korpomay, the gallant Hungerian, who, after patiicipsting in our struggle with Mexico. bastened ‘0 bis fath nd to wid bis suffering countrymen in their ine bat bloody conflict with the oppressor. For many ‘mo g the young idea how and remarkable success iable deportment se cocasion toking was e rush to the bapquetting roome before the boar of widvight. by the Carhelic pertionfot the company, who permed derirous of preparing themselves for the approachirg fart by an abundant feast List of Ac reemption to cert Maison R ation of the tith ef THR THIRTY 1 th Yor of the | nited én act for emaliel Taylor (Int shal of the district of India A his sureitis Ap ect to limit the liability of ship owner other purposes An Act for the relief of Charlotte Lynch An act to rtain an settle the private land # in the Btate cf ¢ alitornis authorize the exchange of @ lot on the rt Hamiiton for anequal quantity legal representatives of Armistead, of the army of wot the pro- from the im the yeers 1847 ond riots inthe An act to rettl Je of Oregon in tacks ot the Cayuse 48 indians dditional collection or other purposes titled Am ret allowing nbersofthe Senate members ntetives of the Uniied States the territories,” and repealing at subject. th the cirewit courte for the enatern and western districts of Pennsylvan ‘An act to amend the act to change the time for hold- ing the cireuit an 4 district courte of the United States for the cistrtet of Obie An act to divide the district of Arkansas into two edicial distriete An act authorizing the payment of interest upon the advacces made by the State of Maine for the use of the United & yoment in the protection of the An act to cr territory of Ore Av act te chang ry of War to allow ate of Georgia. for ited States in the ar nae berokes f diane in the years 1996 1 An act to found a wilitary asylan the reli Support of invalid and clea bled soldiers of the army of the United State A tto amend the actereguleting the sppre ment of imported m ‘arcise, and for othet purposes. AD sect for the relict of the American Colonization Rociely An act for the relief of the administrator of Major tek D Mill*, decwated et for the relict of Hubert Mf. Rootey Uilement of certain classes of pri within the limite of tne Faron de motions to cer: tion of the title of them United Ste bey for the relief of William Merdtir. ‘An act for the tellef of HJ. MoClimtock, Harriaon janetield Carter Ae an go prene 00 ibe Now Haven and New London 4 Compe 4 the right of way through the cur tin New London An act for lief of Ofnoinmatue Trousdale and tay kanrer eo oy providing a tor ‘additional term of the 1 ened States Tirewit pod District Courts at Ubicwgo. dn tLe district of ‘Terme 6 mor. Hyson - 20 half chesteat 40 cent ie; 8 do 3th ee Hyson—81 half ol ; 80 go $2 do 40, 29 do B85; 30 do 38; | Tee gosd, 1060 $9 da No aq) 36 do saegt saao sas! 5r 7 8134; 240 dd ST; 412 do 303—; 184 do 30; 40 catties { Go B4¥6; 49 te 38; 108 portant. t Omit quotations for the present. they entirely nominal. Kye was very quiet, with weighs | sales of river at 730, Oocts were in tair request, with out change in value, Northero brought Sve. « 5: Jersey 45c. & 500, Barley and barley malt were in moderate demand, st yesterday's quotations, Corn wae more freely offered, and the market was a shade easier, with a moderate inquiry for immediate consump- tion. Sales bi been made of 10000 bushels New Jer. sey and Southern yellow, in lots. delivery. there was more doing 20,000 bushels W and August, at 633¢¢. per bushel Corrrs has been in good requert, a: g 100 do 42; 24 do 39; 100 do 100 do 92; 200 do 31%. Hyson ekin 08 do 250; 18 do 2; 72 do 22%; 163 do 22 Hyon Twankay—60 half oh at 290; 59 do 28; 80 do 263, 202 do 25%; 80 do 33x. Twankay—90 hi ch at 260; 200 do 25. Gunpowder25 bf eh at dlc: 40 0 403, ; 80 de 40; 86 do 30; 43do 873; 86 do 87; 90 do 8634 ; #6 do 86; 156 catties do 423¢; 86 do 40%. 'Impe- rial— 58 half eb at dle; 23 do 44; 102 do 89; 68 do 38% 0 20365, 17 do 36}6. Ningyong 40 half chests wt 20; 100 do 213¢ Orange Pekoe—10 haif ch 2c. Souchong—200 hf ch at 233; 60 do 23; 100 do 2254; 100 do 22; 400 eatties do.24. Congo—100 half ch at tie Wives.— We bave to report eales of 25 «| Port at 05 m $110; 15 do sweet Malaga at 3603 nd 75 baskets Champa, at $ SBARKETS ELSEWHERS, STOCK SALES Bosrox, March 4.—Brokers’ Board —$1,800 Ogdensburg RR 48, 988 Biche Boston and Providence RR, 56\¢; 24 @5c. For future { d the market re- 4 tendemey in prices of Brazij, of which the stock was licht acd all out of frethands. The sales comprired about 150 bags oat 10Ke a llc.; 200do. 8t. Domingo at yo @ 103,¢., carh; and emeil lots Java at 12\¢ a 18¢.. four and six months. A eargo of 2.000 bags Rio wes sold. to arrive, on terme not made public Cortox.—The éiaposition to press for eales, which has | Vieibly lessened this week. attracted buyers, to-day, | and 310 beles ot at prices fully Yo. | les wade previously The trade has not been #0 active the Jai past week as was expected by the number of recent And Worcen'et Ri, lin'n iti 16 Bavvera He Ly of county traders, wo buy sparingly and re- 8 Northern KR. 7Us, 37 Old Colony KA. 6 4 075 The transactions are none of them beary. 6 Fitchbur, rx st cf email parcels. The decline in cotton checks are large purebases. though the stooks of cot- tem good all too small and too firmly held for any | considerable concession in price. There is more dispo- , Baltimore fig. “0 4 Lewell KR. is "ed Casvon 610 Bi m to rel at old prices Woolen@are not active from ss astern RR Sig: § Wor: An cpposite reacon: the increasing price of wool, | lave front Central RR, Sy; 4 Fiichvurg RR, tik which induces restriction ia purchases. Prices. how. | ton and Providence RE, SOK: 15 Canton Co., 85; ever, are fir proportion worth Co, va gg 250 €o.. 260d, 8. ally to the ri mtinue so, U Dirached shootings a sbirtiegs are without actin owing to the downward tendency of Prices are easier, but no large sales can | nl se better demand for bleached goods | for the Weet, but the paleeare all individually emall. | Bi ers are more anxious to rell, and secure a large | Back, ¥ 1s would make seme concession in price. There | BR.,°. 076: I ‘were some offering at auction, yesterday. which failed | Cary.” to produce full prices. Drills are leas heavy in price, | P.ttsburg, 9% “tate Reading RR. there being a gocd demand. and the large exporte from | pref, %. ih Fe ate a Penn i os Boston bave reduced the stock om the markst com. | Coal, 140. Aner, Sales 2g0 Reading nn, NG; 100 4 ames siderably. Btill, large lote mizht be bought at @ | Barron 4 Seck Bogrd—12 hs Balsima tlight concession rm, Ohio RR, 74%; 10 do., 74% ‘At the board veedey, with @ limited « Merytand Gercioerd at tinie bid. a Hig sake; Maryland 64, the very riight and is met at previons prices | 77.) it. seeds ohte (bY There ie not sufficiemt enquiry to test the market Bai:imo jo RR, 78% been in demand for the South, at tikg ban Bi sok the lower grades scarce and firm pans Rika bid, 30% aaned- are also moderately active, without chance in | price. Vrinting cloths are lees frm in price, with « Seegeg te ports Gull demand. A deoline is inevitable. There bas New Onceans, March 2, 1851. The sales of cotton yesterday amounted to 5.000 been more doing at Providence, but not at better ‘The market clored prices. Prints have been in better request. for ship- | bales. making 28,000 for the week ping and for home trade. Gioghamearesin increasing heavily, with eales of strict middling Gulfs at 100, The demand. sbich keepe pace with the additional supplies | market for meee p k in easier, and there is only « bnainess doing in new Ohio at $1250 There © feeling in the mar The deoline is fully fair di S y ge ihe The receipts of cotton sl are 127 000 bales abead ot last year. New Onna Cotton centinues depressed, Middling is quoted at prices are very stead: sdy, with moderate sctivity ¢ of next moath. Cotton with « limited demand, aod Moeuselives delaine seil to « at pactaloonery free offer! at The increasing ext Ct iarge. Linseysare heavy. though lesa #0 | 0) 0100. relghts—Three ships have been taken for than the previous week The supply is abundant, | Liverpool, at three farthi though the rales are rather greater The best quali Nonroux, Mareh 4, 1861 Lies alone [othe are rather dall, | @orn hae advanced, with eal-s of yellow at 630; exorpt for the lower pri ls, which come at $1.50 | white and mized, 69861, Nothing doing in eotto orunder $2. Fancy are in good NS ES at Orm prices, Piain and mixtu | Births. pM gone Beg 2m for Py Myr lg On the morning of the 4th of March, at his ret. | oneey oan bee kant prices are with. | 4.56, im Kast Broadway, the lady of F. A. Assor, of a | cot change Bheep Tight ja av = | firmly held, with am i waste | P Married, a At St Patrick's Cathedral oa Monday, March 8. by x A McComen tive demand, with a limi Jy, but not aetive demand, and pric m are firm Fianneis are very buoyant, with @ moderate demend. the Rev John Levgblin, Jc of this Freneb gocde are inactive. ney rilkeare in mode eity, and Purmormva R. Mannie, of Morrisania, New rate demand The ttocke are not large. Bome offer. York Inge at avction yesterday brought fair prices Shane oo EE at apd beld Deraily frm. Writieh goods | On the 4th of Mareb, Wiitsam Houiann, aged 30 netivity int biaok clothe and black years, of comaumption The triende of the family, also of hit brother. Thes fica prises, Brith pectfally invited to attend his fu- ive competition of dom r ing imported ging hurrday) afternoon, at 3 o’clook, trom his the prevent duties; the mort 6 Be - ate won i yet to com dn good on. i, aged tendepey ia daily more ie eqaaliy over 3 earned this day, at 1 o'clook the revent ry bunvy purchaves at an , ary on ny Petoek ts oll Relatives and friends of the fa the i ‘ th. even @ hg attend. Ils remains will be taken menth srtock It scarcely purchased by even distant | to Norwalk. Cow tredere Ay : | “at Prockiyn, on Wednesday morning March 5 after | Fim — Our market for dry cod, in the absence of any | @ long illnere, Mer. Cnarrry Burtt aged 70 years. extensive anpplies, remas q rm. with farthec | ler relatives and friends, also thore of her aon in- is froe at $215. For law, DB, Baylis, are invited to attend her faneral noon at 4 o'clock from her late wacker i and con. this (Thuredsy) s fide rable i $10 26 for | reridence, 134 Atlantic street. Brooklyn | No 1109 barrele | Om the bth of M of infammation of the | He * Ingibbed | bowels, Awn ® an, daughter of Tery Sheridan and | herring th vg the males amount. | Bridget sherta native of Parirh of Mayne, County ing t Box ore without | W b 4. movement oF Her ‘nen de, and thore of her brothers in-law, Pat cin of cotton were | tick Bheridap and Richard Cunningham, are reapect en for Liverpoe! at refused for fully invited to attend her funeral om Friday, the 7th heur, and jor dead weight 20+ tained. There et 2 o'clock, from her tather's residence, No. 2 Seventh to Lendon. To f e Me per pound street | Ky cction To California clipperswere | Om Wednerday morning, March 5,in the 26th year | 400 0 450 of ber ge, Mre Carnenice Aceres, wite of Mr. Daniel | Jemand for raising and Aurti | Ler articles ao) by tives and friends of the family, are 4 exert atebout previous fga onch raisins were mat look this ( Thursday) | arts at Ths foor month afternoon. with ther invitatio at OMe | 260 bage Branil On the 6th ch, Rowan Suarien, aged 33 19 day years 5 mon The reistiv id friente of the family are Taapast. | fully Invited to attend his funeral on Friday the 7th | | inet, from the residence of hia| father, John U. Bhep- | nginger at $7 fowr month ly an) the market wae father heut ony decided alteration. A lot of P 24, bri orders in the market for this description, at $4 62%; | Chelle at $125 » $1 20. usual credit rice, vo G Bulkley. Fok tog ee eee oi ots: |“ Bocana were generally very quiet, but without par- | “Big Factor (sf Cranberry Isle), Handy, Darien, Ga, 10 | REETEA™PsaM® et Sa pane Hoonae, ips, Cass, Soba Bouthern flour there has bee ticular cbange in value. A sale of 50 bhds. Cubs, | days, with yellow pine. Thomastor cod Jouneal ‘schrs Cutler, Chase, ‘Matanzas, 21, acted, at the decline reported in yeater axe, eee the only traneaction reported. In Boston, B ee, fen” etre Belifes. xy oor. ee. se Aussie. Gibte, Hortotk: otor, Berry: Se a Lee Brown, a The demand was principally local emia ot se | Beatie Gcutes 2 si: ta al a Gb dating Eizins Foote, Ween: id ihe Wasaower, Denning Rickmonp, Moh 2—, | anoher und, Ko. 2 Green strost, at 4P. M., without further | ¢ Qvexwerows, Feb mae eeeaine trate 1 vey, trom are ate at halt-past OP. M., Major W. | Sf Tuomas, Fob é tcp Worle ‘ee ay, U tape hareke Paria Tandon for foo rong. 40 Mare 4; of erysl Bons 0. Recs, m anf perks 2 tp Fig ey 255 sadttaape, ee Poh ane | aE ern nr baranncs sv Soma, geese SPR fea Seat, Wit et ge ae Gauewen We, Ouaaise Hesrnay, of ep DTN veils in Fort aged 92 years, days. Home ae man eb Mob {rare pak rien clerk for Mesers. Park & y York, whose high Forks x Waters ‘Oresmer. ES Aa ro torlousl; James, der fret seriou ‘well, Be ‘op, Crowell, ff, of Menroe; but disease was too deeply fae. Gidinine Tolincest mate for medical ekill fo Teach, ‘Though alway yare Norleanss ato 4 ‘on dric : rious and reflective, he had never professed re! on; Lacon but before his death he gave evidence of the hope of ahecmetey) Senay May: dchre cor tana fee Gaepel, and when, af Sosh, he aa put Mi isto Lowell, Baker, Richmond. Ashburton; Barks a fell into s that he trusted in Obrist, ye pllamaia tls he made sign: that repets which the voice of Christ Ky awaketh. Rtxevon, March 1. AM—In the offing, Br ship Marge is me yen oe had A 2s wealth $0. mw ao} Br Rorers Eastern m ren. Bs ai pan nd eS ma. jer is ly superior—a i full’ ‘store ef the best and noblest principles— Commerce, able ea a ane, eee ee without which hwesen Haken are a ourse, and a ist in- in, North of of Durop brig Gotha (Sw), Nernst, Gotten- bi aged fh a. Feb 23—In port sohr Ana, Upton, for NYork, and re- preserved him Unsullled "trem all Ey 1ag, and others. Exons low dlahemorEbie; snd. abusing Intiaences and | ,fH=922", Ea, no date—tn port bigs Waverly, for Bai habits which in New York ruin to many youth, and Bond. John Altréd, weg cargo: sche Costello, King, for Rich his bereaved mother may wall look ‘with pride Fa. Riven, Moh Sar, sloop Excel, NYork. Sid schr be ad his Boyne integrity and spotless moral virtues, as the ‘it of that assiduous solicitude and care with whioh she watched over her maternal obarge, and cultiv: mee those virtues with such pre- ned pirit weeps over the tomb of ‘earth, in her widowheod gloom, ed's promise beam over her head— The hope of the living ti ‘the hope of the on Fairfield, Nickers Geoncerow C, a. Wal in company with & hermaphi deeply Isden, and rig BB qnrany from an Eastern At Buena Vista, the residence of his fathe Hee eee con ne tenre wens Cen nen WAS Newcastle, Delaware, Joux Fisuen, enly rrriving Sth, 1 & M—Moro than Let if schooners, bound te Bouth- the omdeten: roye| eaterd: ebild of Hon, John M, Clayton, late Beoretary o! sro ia re a! by Keates, wwe" Ct Cloud, Secea e At Dover. Delaware, recently, Hon. Mr. Comeavs, d brige passed ras 3 is eee, a former Governor of that tat pe vo ? ight 1 9 ther alear jonsant. Onieans, Fel e MARITIME INTELLIGHNOE ten, BY Gd stenmobty Lowa meat fart be Hoty Telbland AC Br), fd fiat and Royal Wil sean TONES af the Coane Stonmante ‘Dyer, doi Sarah H Buc, Howes, dor Bpriegtels (Be), oem. Boy. Uvripock: fianes (sic), Benutt, Bortesuz; brig Me- ‘Nontoux, Match | ware brig Elise (Slo), Nepali, No chr Victory, Ciarense, Salem je Suith's dalane ye ld sear Viol, ndicae W C Ball, Baker, Yarmouth; J P Oper, i Barnstable, Roweus, Tours. Erovinvetown; Corrs ood, and Bt Andrews, Tucket, NYOrK. 34—Arr sob Effort, Lovell Poriland. In Bi Reade Ist brig N eon, from New York for im, from N Bedford ~! ‘s Point, with out rT echr sahere CY, "Lambert's ‘New York. ‘ Lae “he ta, Pratt, Bay Bi -Mch 23... Bromen. ro, Leis Ri $e Port of New York Mareh 6, 1851, fh; War P Delliver, Uloucerte ser pinrounety eu, Phinney Beaten fot NYE. £ 10 | woom neve Frovincetowa Hiei Broviden 540 fer Fatiadtrs x NLon¢on (or Baltimor re.) Bid let, sohr nr Caloutia, end ly wind bous Mary Miller, from Lag ig for Boston, jib boom and Wrox March 5—6 P. M. forerall Asura — There was a good Sea fac sat o. | eighth street, each 25x160, $486 each; Llot on Forty- | Svieane TP stacton mire Behe Wen toe sone day, and the market continued firm. Peai re , 25x160, $700; house yom Nerd merida (Haws Mayfirwer, ‘Churchilido for tumor and lot 11 Whitehall street, 26x94, $9,980; house and Bumbardt; Adeline (Russ), Kieina wheat poeta k eve, and most of thos reet, 2 mill, Hoey, Savannah. 4 Water Phos oxen, $1550; pees bray a8 Tench Brige—Narit tek clon, Ponce, PR, T B Jewott; Alf New Mch_ 2—Arr sohr Harriet Heith, Vireinias street. 25298. $8,400; 1 lot Tenth street (Sw), Wilkinson, Port Walthall. T Wille ha d fleur “remained vices important change, but we a ges 5 ‘ent , moar avenue Schrs—James Hott Gott, Tiaiaaa doc Gabe & W Trondy & 208, Baa "Gree have to note # better inquiry for the Eastern ang city ‘an $2 450. Co; LF Smith, Stiles, Wilm Ringgold, Mott, 0 Fork; Ni Bpeculaters evinced'e strong desire to realise, We have no change to note in the market | Frederickeburg; oe Douglas, Tapes, Philadeiphie,d Hand bal Ke Gray, Parmer, Nore forwioh for and some small parcels common brand were sold at a while cales of 100 casks good middling were Aloxancris; Emms, Crowell, Boston; ate Sloop Dolphins ri aye ranklin, Mi- tritle under our quotations. Those holders, however, | Made & to oo gh ea ad cash. Prime was salea- ne eae ‘Meh Bera November, Hans, Rappe- oh Arr ene Mary C Ames, Page, New Wile p bette Newncnrrons, 8 hip M ponceehty © << ALS eo ti Shepherd ve and 269 snare (kt ane heavy Reaterly ws iat ra B. e rt sohrs Gereline § mehsoen, a one es Liverpool, Jan 7, egs & Co. Has had very sles most of the pasengo; lost sails, rails, nal warks. 8, 9 days, with sugar and mo- er port), Park, Cardenas, 11 days, with Lar UGid bark Yamuri, Boston. DEN ch S—Are uchrs Glenroy, Maxey, Mobilo; mine, York Rivers sloop Proderie Brown, Gardiner, Nork Sid cohre Wan Tyeen, Jone, Savanashi y, Crowell, and Mayon , chareh, ‘Bal Zaz Cubs, 17 days, with sugar and mo- Cron Bhadent pg ay Nara; Bes Witoh; Wells, and Thos Joneses ‘or! Rakin, Baker, Kay Woot, 9 dage, with ootten, me, | "Suesne reyes sory Moh 2—Ars sobs Rlize Ana, it Brown, Camden for NYo Ferguson, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton and Emblem, “Moore, Bucksville, 8C. eather on tandere, ‘Corson, Feauhlia, Lay ‘with molasoes, ‘ar, Davis, Savannah, 6 days, with rice, to Wilmington, NC, with cotton and ell. low, Norfolk, 2 days. ry, May, Ale esseett; Grecian, King, Cuba: Mary Clarke, Al jalem. Fe son Hanover, Lampkin, NYork; H Hudson, Manson, N Wasnimoron, NC, Feb ng Ban Wasi tom, Gaski Windies. Claschr Pamlico, re ig Wri Behr Ceruelia, French Behr Jo ord Meee "james Ains- AW in pry ipsJeues HB hip Norma—Mrs C A Everson, J Ed! O Reilly, J Avmentirs, A Dumag AR —Bark Lyrt—Chas © Turner. Kev Warr Brie Dk Alkoun ies Brown, Mr Parker- 6in etecrage. , Bor beck, Clark. Philed arr steamship Alabi hours, with svdse and passengers, vo Below. Comstock, Liverpool; ship 3 brig Tally Mo, Smith, Ba~ Ship Yorkshire, from Liverpool, reported im Monday's paper, bas not yet arrived. Bio was provably well to loom ward of the Ho: ‘There are s large number of vessels at ansbor in the lower Paton, lady, chilu, land; Baw Soséam, do; BK Aiburtis bay, cutward bound, cetaincd on acoount of head winds. John ¥ March, New York; Jos — Lyons, France; H fohoud Manon £—Wind at sunrise, W; noon, WSW; sunset, SE; | Osbo midnight, SE and light, a Telegraphic Marine Reports. Bowron, Ms ch 6. New Mooholle: Bark Brunette, Matanzas. Neshvitie, Tena: GleancE, Apaisehigols. 49th ult, lat 37 19, lon 72 8), k Wave, from NYork for Sisal; 1st inst, lat 40 49, lon from Liver pool for Philadelpluia. rt la; Lowell, Sylph, Hadle A Fork; be DL 8e Bere, Savanveh; Brockiyn, Witmingten, NC; Bliaa Reed, Georgetown, DC; Forier, Alexandris; Montroes, Baltimore; On; ver, Bmes, sad Brie, ‘Phusielphla © ary at pe ay See Lefer 7 Charles . bor Abel 8 t ‘ hy Mon ing, 10h ult, im Cavooe Passage, saw & U8 ROYAL MAIL STRAM SuIP OAMARL #ail for Liverpool dire on mainmast, y for NYor! ight or Brondway: Fob 16, I oft brig Oli Wilmingto oa, from Bld bub, WWEMPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM: CLFIC in Keres Nye. This steamship Mariel; Jobn Adams, Rappahannook; Hy | +)11 dure ve 7 |, Georgetown, DU; Old Zach, M York. | ree tab al wesen mer tersh leared—Shive Arvora, Matanzas; Ewperor, Now Orle the foct (f Canal street bork : brig Frisk, Buenos Ay letters and papers must pase th freight of pae heving unoqualled accommodations apply to EDWARD K. COL Fierouen, St ‘Thomas ond Hay rner, N Yor elegance and comfo: 2 , Arrived—Sebte David Lombard, Baltimor Bendey evening Worcs 17th ne stanaes RROTIO will York fuceeed the PACIPIO, end Fail Apri 32 x Cuanterron, Maoh 2. Arrived—Brig Baldwin, NYork. | TT'BR, BRITISH AND NORTH AmenicAN ROYAL Mail Stoamshipe between Now York and Liverpool direct, and between Boston and Liverpool—t vaipe only Favs Reven, Maroh 4 bre, reported the Thomas Ireiand and Me- elpbia. | oniling st Halif d and receive mails aud passengers. Brown. Nyere, MOMbe Reb 2s. | Healits ‘APRIGA, Capt yt. a: ° ork. , : 7 a, N¥ork, Cld brig Rechabite, Pr ASIA. are a Biauk ta Rpt. cron. AMERICA, Capt ANADA. Oaph Mlartioon New Onueawe, Fob2. | v CAMBRIA, Capt, Leitch. Arrived—Sbip Manchester. N¥ork; bark Nimrod, do. | curry a olear white light at mass Honyoux, marsh t. | Ted on port bow. Arnived—U8 teamer Allegany, Washington. s,s fhednowlay, 12¢h Margh, Sebr Viola, Windies. | met Wednesaay, 2 th Wednesday, yen April ejeeesy: wa: AP Wednosday, Sth a ork... Wotnectag, Teh May -_ own from New York or Boston, to Liverpool, ist onbim + coe from New York or Boston, to Liverpool, M4 cabis Borths not scoured until paid f Freight will bo charged Deortomal expenses. Au experienced Surgeon on board. ‘Be All lotiors and newspapers must pase through the ‘ont Office. Hor freight or passage, apply to Fronch. Germ | and broneht in comm: Ot losing areagives rt Fhe brig D Weld i In port—Bloops Ores from Providenos for N¥erk. yw undergving repairs Newront, March 4 Sea Witob, and Chas D dawkins, Provincetown, Maroh 1. Bailed—Brig Lewis Bruce, NAtiantio; sche Evgens, Nor- folk; 34, September, Natiantic Cloared—Sehr Martha Maris, N York. beer Sacem, March 4 cu MARD, hy 38 Broadway, 4 other Goods, received Bi cough et il ni comumery from Liverpool! | OSEAN STRaw NAVIOATION COMPANY —FOR BER- on, via, Southampton —The U. 8, Mail steamship HR: ™ Crabtree, eum: “oii eal for Brome Sor r Letver Bags for Bivans, 8t Thomas, Porto Rice, ped i Hl el the Brohange Btileelock.s pet steamer Union, will clove turday, oth inet, a» baif-past 3 | 22 from pice No. $12); in thos or t io (i e ar. | Cabin, 880 An experion tashed to the ship. ‘The steamer Paoite for Rio Fansite, will sailon Satur- | Air ieiiers must pace toecogn the Poss Omeo, Spesis de: we livered i te at reduced ti ot passers oF ot “AN Bo Letters for all the Talande (exoopt Bermuds) mast | *Poly to MOLLER, SAND & KIBRA, agents, 50 Broadway. aes throwgh the Reading Ri forward them. ‘They must be prepaid two days in advance of the mail ‘The above Lettor Baga are also at 6,91 Wail streo, | | Meraid Marine Correspondences Prutapecenra, March 6—4 PM. jarke Orlize 8: John. Kodbira, Hay #; sobte J Troeman. Cle the port office cangot | QQTEAMSHIP CITY OF GLASGOW—FOR LLY ERPOUL, 5D BB. Mathews (Jato of the Great Westorn,) from ae on Saturday, | ent { Arrives A iar c Loxing ™ fa Hawaing, Hale terson, Batemen, Bostom; Bev) Xoglish, Lyon’ barks J Welsh, w M He ratan, Chane, Havana moe, Hewitt, Oardonns: Marsal Liltie, hina, Steel, N York; Hamie | haa bristels Ki; FA Maveins, Melee, Milton, mes & | Toh Beivon: Cerne Pindle, Bi idcoports, Niniees, | oh ‘ Young, Brooklyn; Lexington, Ws rh; Lady Suiol&, | Boort will leave New York on April Iet., and the Unio Jem, Mare: iratel, Williams, N York; Pennsyiva the leteft April from bow Grease. The tah ps have vee en; B Rngiish, Lyon, Hartford; M Pacterson, Hit with great ore and cost, and no skill or expense spared ton hireneth, speed ond comfort. They ars, in every Miscellaneous, 196 wae driven by ice Stet wit, wpon the | below Bennett's ehiy sae Hopewerl, Al- |, and was expected to be steamers. Bank Booty Ar foes nt the Cage bert cownty, N . . # AD, TILRSTON & CO, Sewn Away 1, of Phils hia, which was abandoned after contact with e'camer Kennebec, wae passed let ines, Hara m eomer Wi 4d Beott, to 0 bo me deeee et beset, | eed tgenmee, Wi Beott, to DAY, BROOKS & CO., a: bes ring WNW, inl fethoma, by 1. Ber foremact was longside, macnmast gone, starooacd tbe bow foun Gronoe & B REAVANNAG—THE NEW AND sh LEN D 1 from Now York, botore reported | f sil om DOME, was tn WAR capsized near erotor 4s, and le | om > +. Por of steamer Tiger on Tuesday, on hot way to Philadelphia, =| fy SAMUEL Lb. MiGBILG, is Front strest Ppoken | AN ; yg Bott, 8 Riis, VAPT. SAaP. Fhip Cordelia, Hewry, from Apslacbisola for Havre, Feb 10, | wilt ceil for Berne poe Int 27, Lem 799 ny ina bas exe Foreign Porta | Sous deheargron Persea, Fob 2-9 a gong ip, brig Swan, from Now | toe 7 ar mail commantes York. Fre J Dutton iu for repairs, baving been stra between 9. phomae and all -he West India isiaads, Havana | ‘The Merlin will take freight Brig Ceps John, from New York; CU SER sr. 84 Broader CAR DENA Oth: rs bef re tr po 4 ¥ #2 Feb w Bris 4. Pie, for Philadelphia CR-SHIP ALERT FOR SEN Fa. NCIS20-Si110. Gage Bid "Ih rig Roya Suilve, Hampton ete shel pn nd Ns jatanras, Feb 2 be Siace ct Maine, or they of Wee + joer ace UPEON # GO., 6 Wall were SHIPPING. Pia ie ewan Rh ue to Sater intined by tanvelde Le. °F he aon are me tes ee, Som Blas, seat fn levine my acayaen sett te cay Mazin reat oe singin Abs et tio, sue of ‘which wl be alwayain port OM, 1.080 tens. 1,080 tone, bi yi Lie en ES a bt z i Orleans snd Chasre leaving aa lice date (ons with Peclte & i ee HLT the low Lvany ‘and porte in tnariite ikea ole Guans New Orleans Lawrason & Co., agont FARE FROM BEW oun "ro OHAGRES, rough tickets for’ enya MAIL STEAMSHIP Ooi t, vis Havans. Through Fates. Orleans company, Stand 55 S| Oe ae tates PANY.— direo! kets to rates, on fight to Havana tind New Orleans. rari nig je, Lees 177 Weat ateaot, corner Warren etreet. POR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA RIO JANRIRO, VALPS- —The ne 1 stoamahin Sob tons i tons borden, e the steamer Pai hove, on Bacurday, t! Twelfth etreet, 1 y iver. Pong sd quantity of ms freight for San Franc! uy B. EN,9 wbaitory goes ‘up stairs, amor. Pe ‘HE NEW BROT! Ni 7 pan tons bui ‘will. sail. precisely at eee ae nod March 15; Obistoe Scoddard, commander, hin tomer BS been construoted with to and speed, hae celle perier. ase ations, ate room ber! This Rates ‘- Ps cond lass, $70: oval wit tao jed with al Lier for the comfort of passengers, and is furaiehed with au item vault for the safe transportation of irae ‘and othee valuables; also, an experienced surg fevighs oF pee= sage, apply to BE. MIULS, agent. jaudt ot. SP. ANGLO pereny ros — PRANCL3CO— will please bi E: aa ‘ot weil ATTS'S Epevous 4% a W this Cordial was discovered, dinteay ree Pore aad Doalsh ana rength sucoved as certeia: ef em ee — the sum. $1 per bottle $9 per doze, Bw MEDICAL 00KS.—A COMPLETE P' ab work on the nature and treatment of elisa lisesens, WATEMEDICAL WORK —APRACTICALTREATISN the nature, ¢) Drogress, consequences, and cure of aateate Ss diseases ; gn diseases w hich Pt ry er Roomex Rt antaien od or A Mt diseases, ii ureynt om eon ey ta by improper ha sper nesta bis sad remedy, oan chow any ons cooueen are thecsends wee bee raned ortho i Tha sees yf yours’ fe on Star csee So heat Ly Founsmy? - YOR TWENTY-FIVE CNTR akot Aooulapine, or Brety One nadred om Young M.D. Graduate of t Wwanis, The verieue & |. YOU by Strings: BEN HUMAN LIFE Is IN By I wao wou step, te question? Hi vi oe that very estdo is cnablod to wai hi eal) Hunters 0 may give h on yoluntarily given of cures. Al ved to make Immediate applicacicn vo, DOCTOR MUNTEM, shove high ional celebrity, respectability, and integrity of ena~ » Challenge the everest sormti This great remedy The Doctor now on band the of trustee in Now R RALPH, «A THOR OF THE ° PRACTICAL PRI- Treatise, wo lLA #5 608 e. 7 eseeviea) b street. From the uncommon medical this epeciality, he fe GeMorati ir comreyu ting Ly ity erty and co own entiroly new method. i vor lich, Preach ‘or German, tae eteps from Broadway and ‘ofession, and treated success! Those who with to oom we your health, you wili avoid those ly tell you “That they on ’ eine iw all that ie ne~ Persons whose by JK. MORRISON 18 CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLE on certain diseases, which he tr: ormt cases cured in 6 few til! ew D* COOPER, nat f NE STHEET, afined his pea t a R. FAWCRTT HAS REMOVED rs OFrion | TO 6 Dover strest, near Water strest, where h dentially const Thea en certain diseae Pithent mercury, Reoent cages Nervous cebility brought on by och, can alao apply with a cortainty DS RARP EN if CONFIDENTLY, OUNSULTAD om Digenses, from tloe, 3 of whi bow Dr. W. without meroury. strest, sdjoini na ined PAY.—DR. CORBITT, ay be consulted om the tres tice of ai 19 DUANE | of corte m of this diesase. Recent aases onrod in three merenry need, vit. Moweay was Rao yg hourly consalted 1 withent meronr: yeas. Hie pe boaton, Wr. W will forfert aca. $500 & WARD. —JEIPRISY ANTIDOTS. @ ara. Mixtors for the oute °f privase speedy cure, withont ths Iepes reste sure. of change in application to basi rnate « vines onan f y are cnred ft 198 Brosdwey,