The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAIL Our Albaoy Correspondence, Axsany, March 11, 1851. A Combination of Speculators to Break Throwgh the Fimancia! Article of the Comstitution. The fact has been brovght to light to-day, that a siroag combination has beea formed among canal contractors, money brokers, corrupt politicians, stock jobbers, legislators of easy virtue, and others, to obtain the passage of Burroughs’ bill. Con- spirators to overleap the sound injsaction of the constitution of this State, have never presented a more flattering or more plausible attitude. It un- doubiedly extends throughout the State, from Montauk to Erie, from the St. Lawrence to the Hudson. Perceiving that some portion of the members of the Legislature have questioned the constitutionality of the bill, the conspirators have retained some of the ablest counsel in the State to instruct the members upon that question. though a reference to the provisions of this bill was made a few days since in the Heradd, still itmay not be deemed inappropriate on this occa- sion, to recapitulate them. I¢ authorizes the Comptroller to issue certitica es, founded solely upon the surplus reveaces ot the canals for their redemption, principal aud interest. Persons re- eeiving certificates are to deposit an equal amount inavailable funde in the Siate treasury, upon a six T cent interest, which funds are to be applied to Fishing the State canals. The bill also Ponies the toils on the canals so as to ensure a surplus Teveaue of $800,000 annually, until the Erie canal enlargement shail be completed, and thereafter te one million of dollars, unul the certificates thus sstied by the Comptroller shall be redeemed. The wire workers, in this operation, have com- menced the scheme very aaroitly, and exhibited a skill in log rolling equal to the baak corruption days of 1836 and '37. The bill was introduced by Mr. Burroughs, the emoodiment of hunkeroburner democracy of the house, end referred to the Com- mittee on Canals, of which himself and Mr. Or- Jando Allen, of Bufialo, a silver woolly, are the prominent members. The bili was referred to Mr. Jobn C. Spencer, requiring his opinion whether he thought it conflicted with the constitution. Hi answer was communicated some four or five days since, but appeared in print yesterday. He enters upon the discussion of the question with his accu» tomed hair splitting and logical reasoning, quotes various diecopnecied portions of the constitution— discusses ply,” “revenues,” » With a greater volubility of **words, words,” than all the lexi- cogtaphers who ever existed He deliberately ar- rives at the conclusion that the State may receive milhons on deposite, and muy aleo, without vio- lating any of the financial provisions of the constu- tation; Legislature may pledge a large tion of the surplus revenues for the payment of in- terest annually, and, ultimately, the redemption of the principal; and then he goes on to say, “ the holders of such certificate can never think that he is giving credit to the State, and, of course, there can be mo debt of the State. He gives credit to the surplus regenues, and to the pledge contained an the bill, that those revenues shall be applied to the epeseation of his certincate. & small portion o' the reasoning put forth a ino Hon. Joha C. Spencer, standing at the head the antiquated bar of this State. je advises the of the bill; and so, as a lawyer, he gives Opimion to bis clients, in the same manner, and upon the identical principle which he would argue @ cause im the Court of Appeals. Mr. Spencer ad- Yoosies Ue, res passage of a law, by the constituted ity of the people in the Legislaiure convened, ee ues cipal; amd State pledges a large portion of its ~~ payment of moneys, interest and in the same breath he telis his cli- that it they never cen think that the depositor of money under the act, is giving “credit to the State!” As obtuse as many of the Legialative in- tellects are acknowledged to be, it is very question- | able if aa take such reasoning as com- mon sense; however much it may approximate to the views of all the Oliver Oldachools in the State. ‘The framers of the present constitu'ion had the greatest reason to — that fucure legisla- tures would be as reckieesio the creation of debts, ee asseveral preceding ones bad been had the example of experience, that millions “ been squandered in loans to decre pid railroads—in uapro- ductive canals, and other objects that never could reimburee even the inierest, much less the princi- pal. Hence, they saw the necessity of so tying up the hands of future legislatures, as to effectually prevent the re-enactment of the scenes of extrava- | fast y and wastefulness which run riot from 1835 “there isan implied obligation ia Mr. Burronghs’ | pena which creates a deot, and binds the State to | y all deficiencies which may accrug, all the istry of Mr Johu C Spencer to the contrary, | notwithstanding; and se long as there shall exist doubt in minds of the ngbt thinking membe ofthe Legislature, they should hesitate in messing | s law which they may «(terwards be called u to repent of most heartily and sincerely. Ina r two Mr. Spencer's “opinion” will be laid on the able of members, when they will be enubled to crutinize is many erroneous positions. Mr. John ©. Spencer belongs to the old school | anstocracy; he is net in favor of any of the re- forme ef the dey; there is no progressin him The | cede of law which he studied filty yeass since, aad the aptiqueted practice of the profession. he still clings clowely t much so, that he absolutely refused a place on th’ code commission a year or two ince, ori y of bie fellows were radical The present generi travel too fastfor his notions; he would prefer snail pace of the locomotive rather than the light- Ring epeed of the teiegreph He believes the ap ications of eteem and elrctricity ere unnecessary ovations im the annihiletion of ime and spa and would rather enter with 4 caase in the court of Chancery, from which it woul i never be drawn out, thaa to practise under the more simple, eertain, and speedy system instigated under the w cen- stitution @ generation, in the g@ere end yellow leaf of ime; and his notions of coa- stitutionel duty and expediency, will scarcely be regarded by those who remember the great battle wich was fought against the blo: aristocracy, in achieving the victory which gave us the “* peo- pie's ce tution of L=46 * Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bait mong, Mareh 12, 1951 Ths Oyster War and Parods The oyster wer on the Chesapeake bay is said to be raging with unprecedented violence this spring; and, 60 far, the Philadelph chera have been successful in routing (he Eastern Shoremen, and are now filling thetr veesels with the luscious sheil- fish. Last spring, the Marylanders ceptured a aum ber of the poechers, and confiscated their vessels, under the law of Maryland; but thie year the Penosylvapians have come in large force, and fully armed for resistance. The ehberiff of St. Mary's County ie here, endeavoring to getan armed steam- erlogo on afte em on a privateering cruise The errival of Parodi here this atternoog, ocea- es oned quite a pleasing excitement. There was #) ch a rush for tickets for her first concert, which «: mee off to morrow night, that they have already been disposed of, She will appear in Washington @» Monday evening next—tickets three dollars; ¢@ at Richmond on Thursday evening—ticke ¢ dolla: Our Philadephia spondence Pritaperrnia, March 12, 1951 The Fugitive Slave Trial—The Election Case, & ‘The fugitive #ave case is going ahead slowly Judge Kane declared it must be concluded to- day; and after a recess for dinner, resumed the ars- gion, which wil] probably last tili midnight. If an adjournment takes place prior to that, the argument will be postponed till to-merrow. A large number of witnesses have been examined, and much con flicting testimony has been elicited. The vicinity of Independence Hall is not much crowded, the yong continuance of the case having wearied out the patience of the outside spectators. One of the female witnesses for the claimant was severely beaten last night down town, by women of herewn color, who ~~ arrested, however,fand lodged in bat to await punishment as rioters. The count of the ballots CC eh ygim ox for the purpose of throwing light upon the contest- €4 election case, has disclosed errore, which, if | ecrrected, would give Mr. Reed, the contestant, a majority ineteen, without considering the eged fra in the Second ward, Moyamensiog As this count tock place in the ‘presencs of two as, appointed by the opposing candidates, reeult will most probably induce a decision in wor of Mr. Keed, ii the majority of the judges | The viously deter mined to do so high navigation, Schuylkill navigation, nd Read flread have a consultation this eve- ning, in relation to « standard of tolls upon coal durimg the coming senson ® ft Fioop in THE Arromartox Kiver —We learn that the Appomattox river is higher than it has been known since 1795. At Petersburg the water is up to the market house, and to reach the bridge feeding to the Richmond tailroad depot, at Pora- hootee, boats are indiapeneably neceseary, Tha bridge, yeeterday morning, was regarded as in great danget of being carried away. The river has over flowed the dame and canals connected with the onfaoturing establishments, just above the town, and the worst consequences are to be apprehended = Ruckmond (Va), Bngquirer, Dlarch Ui Interesting from the Kbony Bapire. OUR HAYTIEN CORRESPONDENCE. Port av Prince, Fcb. 16, 1851. The Drecovery of a Comspwacy against the Go- vernment—Numerows Arvests—American Ves- sels of War, &<., $c. About three weeks since, the house of Messrs. Louis Pouilh & Co. was robbed of thirty thousand Haytien dollars. Information was given immedi- ately to the chief of police, who, upon the whole, is aemart fellow. He is the son of the former emperor, Desselein, after whom he is named. He, with his force, instituted 4 search for the money, and recovered about $2,100; but in making the search, they | ave dtecovered a quantity of papers, the correspondence of a very extensive conspiracy against the present goverament, and they are ar- resting som» of the most influential men in every part of the empire. But there has not a mulatto yet been arrested, as the letters have not implicat- ed any persons of that color. which, for that class of persons, is a very lucky circumstance, as then it would have been a good pretext to annihilate thay race of people. The brother of Franciaque, the Grand Judge, has been arrested; and on Friday, the Lith, the Grand Judge was removed, and an- other appointed. It is said that he ia a prisoner. If you remember, Soulouque has had Gea. Maximil- lium in prison for about two y he is afraid to shoot him, ze he is a great favorite with the black population. He was to have been the leader in this conspiracy, and I suppose, eventually, at the head of the government. But, to judge from his former actions, he ia a blood thirsty villain; there- th the asthe affairs of this government are, 1 think the change would have been for the worse. ‘here are no American veseels of war here. at ee although two or three are expected. .The Saranac, who is now at Cape Haytien; also, the sloop of wer AJbany andthe steamer Water Witch areexpected. Mr. Walsh, the pereon sent out by the United States government, is etil here. There area great many rumers here to his mission, but as far as I can learn it is to oblige Soulouque to reonesiae, the independence of the eastern part of the island; and I he! eee his Majesty refuses any such measures. His fleet and army are eftil in ac- tive B preparation, but I do not know for what pur- it isa positive fact that the coffee crop will fall far short ot un average crop. The deliveries here ase very small, aud coffee cannot be delivered oa boar for less than 10¢ 105 cents, Spanish, per pound. American provigics are plenty. I have just atieaded a ceremony celebrating the fete of St. Faustin—Saturday being the day of that saint; but ato I have witnessed many such sights here, | think this has eclipsed the others To see the nobility, with all the various orders on their breasts, and the ladies of the court,'dressed in most oy and extravagant etyle, is really amus- have not seen a European court, but I think, as far as gaudy show is concerned, they cannot exceed the court of hia Majesty, Faustin the First. Last Thursday, Soulouque liberated about two hundred political prisoners— mostly mulattoes, and Er ton very respectable men—most of whom ve been in irons for more than two years. There iga very strict patrol kept up here of a night by the citizens, for these papers intimated the inten- tion of setting the town on fire in several places, and pillaging the inhabitants; therefore, they are quite vigilant at this moment. Coffee is very scarce, $85 to $96, Haytien, per 100 Ibs ; logwood, $40 per 1,000 Ib3.; ; doubleons, each, $180 a $182, Haytien. Lars ruom Bio.—The bark Minnesota, Captain Veacock. bas arrived at this port from Ri ta sailed in com) with the U. wine, for the river of brings ne important new | Aiken, en of Cleaveland Obi. of hemorrhage of the | The Governor of Massachusetts has appointed the 10th ril to be observed in that Btate as a day of prayer CITY TRADE REPORT ‘eowesosy, Merch 12 6PM A-urs—The market was firm, but not active—only 70 barrels having been sold, im lots, at $5 37 fer pots and $5 624; for pearls Brrswax.— A sale of 2.500 Ibs, Western yellow, was made at 26.0 2¢!;0., cash, showing a decided improve- men Beravererrs -~ Flour Western and State ruled firm, with « good demand from the East. and for tocal use,and ® moderate inquiry for speculative invest ment; the low grades, being moat in request Drovght full, if not better, prices, whilst other desctip- tions were steady. The transactions in domestic amounted to C00 barrels, at $425 4 $4 2l for No, 2 superfine; with ordinary to straight — at $i die $4'66. mixed to straight Iadisea, Michigan, ama Osic at $4 62 a $468; fancy Michigan, ond pociten hoop Ohio, at $462 0 $475, pure Goneuse, af $4 taney Obie and Genesee, at $5 8 $5.25; extra Ohio t $6 ST a $650. At the close, there was Metle to be had at our Inside Sgures. Consdieu flout sold to a limited extent. at $162, in bond. The mar. ket for Southern flour was more ‘active, without ma- terial alteratio pored of, at $4 50 0 $47 5 60 for fancy Alexandria, ke 00d inyul easier prices: 100 barr: ‘A x00 led for rye four. but having changed hands at at which hol wete pretty Grm_ Cornmeal was scarce and quiet $5.00 for Jersey and $3 25 for Brandyw in buckwheat flour. Wheat contiaued minal, being beld above the Iimits of parc eady, and not plenty; @ lot of 1,000 bus! Northern ere reported sold at 78¢. Burley was off very sparingly. and the market was firm | tales of 500 bushels fair, at $120. Oure supply aud quiet, at 47 a 400 for Jer for Northern. was extremely low brougbt an advance: the only lot of 260 burhel# new Southern y was beid at 67 a 68¢ , without importan’ Corres. —We ba tin prices | to Cay, while the business doing was fair The tr actions reached 300 bage Rio at LOK ali\e > at lic, 60 Java atl2\. four and six mont! Bt Domingo Ose , cash The market is fem. with te of Lise. for middling U pi Orleans neluded im the ope Contos oe Dur Goovs —The trade in cotton goods has been whoily unsettied by the recent ductust interfering with the trans | ve been im limited | + ia prices which i tions: the lighter grad ore request. Dri ing been reduc a full prices. Lawns are quiet, bat drm ntaloonery are beavy. The large auotion sale of [ast week bas depretsed prices, Moaselires de laine are im fair req end prices are very #*tedy Liner ye are dull, Piloes without change Cloths are not #0 active: prices are steely. es stocks can not be replaced at the present selling prices, while Woel continues #o high. Cussimeres. #! fancy styiae ell quickly. the demend being fully equal to the sup ply. and prices eteady Plain sty + in good re quent, at firm rates, but blacks are dull. Batinetts in fair demand, and prices firm. Sheeps ulet, but the stock is weeds are not active, rell. but prices ba quiet, but the stock is firmly higher, bat the transastio: French goods are not active; now becoming active, wil) soon reduce the stooksin second bai d compel them again to appear in market. Prices are steady though stocks are lerge. Britieh goods are moderately active, bat prices do not appear so well sustained. The heavy demand | is wanting which was expected and provided for, and which ie veo to sustain fu prices; but the de mand is rimply backward, pa mailer quantities, whi of netual necessity ae provided ‘or, but as many hoi of necessity to realize, prices ar rally as they otherwise would be whether in foreign or dom Pr Cotton id. Fianneis are are only moderate it the country tra le ede is e@ altered from what it wae previous te the late fail im cotton, a# to onuse much gloomy di 4 ranged from 408 Wo. per foot +. — Western lire ge ket was ver: rime, brought 20 40.0. cas Pye, Dey €od wae ti food demand, end ho were stead tre restricted were in limite A lot of 2 ‘00 tb * whieh the market was very duit We noticed sales of 1 500 bones rich raisins. for eelee 500 do $6 76, 60 onake our 80 cares preserved ginger at $7 soit mone at fu 12% 4 market wae easier and very geist We d of pales of 860 bales North River at 65 ae carb The arrivals were pretty large How — Ametiona, of ek deeor ; toms, was ia brisx | $1258 $176; 20do. sweet Malags at 27%c. jepeaation of prices. | a hed Bee tide the sale ty suction reported 1S Sur taal these were to day, of 300 bales dew rotted, at private Lnon.—Of Bootch 50 tons were taken from the vessel at $21 50, 6 moni Kaglish bare were easier, with @ moderate demand, at $37 60, at which «few small lots were sold ene eee ), wi mon, at ee 8 $104; Jam, Ma ‘A lot of 100 bales meante deor oh. terms not made ; desor| tices were unaltered. ae at 280. os were quict, Abou rensactions inolu fog ( cash; retail lots do. a 38: yn rosin at $1 30, Linseed has agin improved, and closed buoy- ; this day's operations sum b, to arrive, at 77 a 180 Be rc Wc., eash; and 4,000 do. brought 45c, cash. Olive was firm. and mo 600 baskets quarts having been sold at $2 87, ¢e. 2 dosen pints at $4. Im casks, small lo selling at T6c ous time. Provision ‘ork. served in th pict to ‘with sales of only 600 barr: ditto wt 912 44; old prim A lot of 600 barrels last evening at $18, sBeet a fuse aon comp! end prime at Li ot including Cut meats were in demand. but pric the — Bo! dip tontcaes ja posed of 8% for bami md 6340. for Tie., the latter rate for stri cates an advance R Feratx.—The following houses and lots sold by auction since our last repert : —H. 187 Clinton street, 3, $2,860; Me0 do., es peat street, 25200, $6025; do. do, 92 do., 21 do., 126 First even $5,626; do. do., 68 Beventh street, 256x100, $1 do., 827 Bixth street, 90x97, $4,900: do. do’ 1 street, 25166, $2, $7,000; house and lease of lot, 18 do , 26x80, $2 450 and lot. 106 Wevster street, 26: ner Bt. Mark’s place and avenue A, 22x54, s h 22x64. ae eck $2,700; 1 do. 22x64, $1,355; 1 do., corner of nth | otreet, '26x100, $1,700; 3 Nis First venue, each 20x 82, $1700 each, $5,100; 1 Fifteenth street, near Bixth avenue, 25x146, $4300; 3 do on T. agent near Sixth avenue. — 25x98, 1 500; do. do., 11 Market street, oo 0. Cherry, near Clinton etree! $2,326; lease of bouse and lot on os street, $2.950; do. do. on Mi street. $3.200. Atlantic Dock—2 stores, No 2, each 387x100 $12.¢c0; Brooklyn. Maroy avenues, each 252146, $3100; 1 lot on Van Buren street. near Classon avenue, 202100. $275; 1 do. on barrels New Orleans a Binoe our last there has been only | ® fi To barrels 20.000 gallons 10.000 do. English and rear of Lafayette avenue, 27x100. $275; 1 do. corner of Classot @ Lafayette ‘evenues, 25x100, $410; 2do ad- joining, each 263100, $305 each, $610; 4 do. do. eaoh ‘26x100, $320 each, $1280; 2 do. on rear, each 26x100, $255 each, $610; 1 gore adjoining, $205; 1 lot corner of Ven Buren otreet and Classoi enue, 26x100, $410; 1 do. opposite corper, 256x100, 1y $360 each. $1400; 1 do. each, §: mare. ppanite corner. 25x05, $400; 1do adjoining, 25x96. | 8 do. do.. each 26x95, $370 each. $1110; 1 do. on rear $25x117, $300; 1 do adjoin- ing, 26118, $296; 2 do. do. do., $300 each, $000; 1 gore on Hickey street’ near Clason avenue, $520. Purtber sales of 60 bbis. new elover have jade at 6%,c. a 90 cash Nothing doing in other 15; 1 lot 7 — Domestic je mbley w anese better, with ue ‘of 160 bbls ison, at 24c.@ 24%c ; and 60 bhds. e, ke. Foreign moved to a fair ex- &t previous figures. Svcan was dull and heavy, with rales of 100 hhds. rans at bie an ) end 100 boxes brown Ha- uction wale took place this morning. at which, the demand being active, greens brought an givance, andthe blacks realized vary full, rates Nearly the whole catalogue was disposed of, the par- ticulars being es follows Imported per ship Flario end Nestorian—Terms six montha— chesta at 50c ; 87; 8 do" 35, Young Hyson—2l 455; 68 do 18 0. 43; 20 do 6%; ; 108 do. 86; 16 do £28 do 86: 25 do. 84% ; 60 do 34; BI do. h; | 86 do. 83; 231 do, 8254; 154'do 82; 365 do. 31; 54 4154; 101 do. 80. Imperial—11 half chests at 66. 09 do. 48; 64 do. 41; 14 do. 39; 16 do. 85; 7) 10 cases catties do 68: 10 do. 51 Hyson chests at 35; 146 do. 2544; 82 do. 95; 175 do. 2134; 63 half chests do. 2434. ‘Twankay— ert At 26% | 47 do 25, 14 de. 244; 66 do. 24; 20 Balt chente at 26; 00 do. 24%. do. 3 baif chests at 52},, 30 do. 52; 90 do : ae obs 3 do 61 bait Pekoe Boucher g- Breakfast Boucheng- 66 balt cheets at 25. Ook 3% bait ebeste 45. 00 do. helt cheats 38. Orange Peko do do. 24% . L000 eatties do. 20 inyong Bouchong —10 balf chests 25, 360 do. 92, 46 do 20. Bouchon; 100 cherts 205; 40 half do, 21. Congou Bouchong— 50 cheeta at 2i4;. Caper Boucbong-1v0 half cheats at 2055, 400 do. 18 Ankoe Bouehong—26 half chests at 20; 390 do. 184; Wiss. Sinee our last there have. been sales of 600 cases Claret at $20 $225, 60 quarter casks Port at and $5 do. months Bicily Madeira at 474 0., dand SaARKETS ELSEWHERS. 97 a 39% 3 do debares Wor oeater and Ni $1 OWS warden 6 2. 85 0OUH Nay Ga, 00. 11D abe Gfrart Daa, ia 13 Kentuoky Bank, 100) 25 Jam.and Amb, Rallroad, b6, 131; 100 4 oC am. aad Am rd é i x1 pte s ka 1 . road, $4; 3 a! 3 hb. N After Sales — A, , pesca Radin Me li See iatsihas Married, Oo = Oth of Mareb, by the Rev Charles F. E na. Avocet. Burame, of this city, to Bane also of thir olty lyson—40 half Io Salicbory, N 0. on the 16th of January. by the Rev J.P. Ricwud,J. TH. Baws, Req , to Mise Bismaon ti B, davghter of @. W. Brown, Eeq Dea. On the Lithof March, Mr. Gromgg A Burcvon, aged 26 years Hie friends ate reapectfully Invited to attend bis funeral. this afternoon (15th of March) at 3 © clock, from Bia late residence, No 88 Pearl atreet Bae the mora: “s of the 12th of Mareb, Dicia Car oungest daughter of Denys Ussey of thircity On Pu edn, the Lith éf March, Prono FA De Hore, aged 4 Gaye, coe of Frenctese Del Hoye and Seskeni’ etrullo Del Hoyo On Wednesday, the 12th of March, EB. Lennovssant infant son of L. & Lebroursart, aged 23 months The tamily scquaintances, aud alro the m Concord amd pie rity Lo #10 Of. are re ¢ Tuneral, this day. from treet, at halt past one PM. precisely ing March 13, Jonw ‘tation oh, Cr ances Novas of thls city, aged 28 pears alr Nee Canean Ct on Friday, at 2PM ‘of January, In Calltor oF MARID an INTELLIGSNORB, Movements of the Ocean Steamers, Laavem, Fon Now York. | Laverpool. ran ne, Now York i Wench Scott, Lf tod Maxbenging Ropes. Ban Frovcises, BB tetten Bras) Maranbam, HK Osve an! ers , Tidberie, Bt bers of ue, ecrner of Ninth | ¢ Autes, | 4 friends are reepectfully invited to at his late residenos, No 204 West n Friday the 14th of March, at 9 ¥ Hunter & Co, PY , oR Hovari, Stubbs, ¥ Alarig. Pr eh adel Ryder, Boeton, Rusoian, Lrenen, yon ton. Dordy. Bom Dermusions, appleby ‘Troi ddenee | | New Bruy Evra, 402 t Arrived. ote ming with cotton, Pi pha aed with aoston’ sa “ft Co. "ats fuses ion 50 ‘i Tap, oaw sob jane, bound wae Ra (et Bea Searsport), Noyes, Bagua le Grande, erie ala r Bi), Holmes, Guayams, PR, with vuger, to ), Rooke, Kingston, Ja, 25 days, with pimen- master. iS bi i ry egind yar her. ana, 3 days, with cottrn, &o, with Logwoot, jatield. ne yt int SL son ae spel et yer we 16 faase 9p from Ci ‘aes pe where BW Wellingto Catberin Schr Henrietta, Febr Aosah D, Job: fohr Mexico, Van ob dargon ‘Ta: es ade phe. cr F Maxson Rogers, Ferron, New Ha: mer Kennet ve ar, Phil deo, Se: Bios psc G: ier, Celline, Newport, vie Warehs, 8 da; Hsspae au Gali, Warehani, 5 days. Below. oe Queen of the West Hallet Liverpoo!, bd, pin pice and pase , to Grimnoll, Miatura & Co, ae Ir, lumber loaded. yr ae one ohip done brig, names uahnowa, Sallea. Ships Columbia. Hildreth, for New Orleans; Ino, Little, for San fey Cornelia French, oe Mobile; Colambia, Gromley, for Charleston; Gare mber (Ham), Peter Beoturn barks Pai lor Cucs: Lusitamia, bovine Neptune (old). sehekel, for Port Walthal, Va, and others. Mancn 12—Wind at sunrise, 3 sunset, do. aphic Marine iepemn. Bosron, Mareh 12. NOrleans; ‘N York; ; Teabella, ‘cael = Bengal NY York: Masonic er; Mary otomac rate Vaterion Philadelphis. red—Bteamer Eu! nr fe eee ius hte Ta orto torn Light, Tan= iver; J Loaming, Brand i =p, Cienfuegos; Lo: Mooil C; echre Marictta, Mary Anna, ai i, Maroh il. Arrived—Scbr Hamlet, Sherman, Philadelphia for Provi- dence. Faiz River, Marob 1). Arrived—‘ chr Spray, Corr, Baltimore. ~ Nonvoix, March 10, Arrivee—!chr Goorge, Matanzas. Newsvnvronr, March 10. Bailed—Sehr Mary C Amer, Porto Rigo gw Seprorp, March 11. Arrived—Scbre Almeda, a:d A A Bees. Lg ag Nawron: Bailed—All the vessels befure reported, except schr Cors, from Boston for N York. OVIDENCE, March 12. Pro Arrived—Schr Cicero (of Great arbor), froma Balti- more. On Sunday last, near ww the Havre packet ship bout a her to N ter), MeIntyre. Baltimore: ja; Western 1s, Newoomb, iphia; Star, Nieker- Moses es ‘Dean, Maroh 11 Arrived—Schra Maris Thi Ri ‘Butt Philadelphia; suena sumed tay Ba, Tn stoamsbip Ruropa, from Bost Cook, Thos Mocley. Jr, Dr BG Pile, Mise M Plooké, ilies A Tewkebu land, Miss LD Marind, of Rand, Samuel Burbauk, Adolph So Lonsdolin Avery. de, of Lowell Mre Brognard, Jaritand servant, CC Kughist ‘arker, J Selden, J Sisamminaer ¥ coh De for Liverpool—-J B Hon David Sears and if Boston: J ‘Sal Nehi iter, Geo Mrs. Wilthank Butterfield, C ere of Liverpool; 8 Thompson, J Tetris, "Chau, + Joba Carter, of Laden, dV Orawtord of f France: L PM : Soy ocliran, Me #ico mtreal: G Smita: Panama, Onilao, Li 100, Oregon, 'sundeich Tolands , Bo, will clove at tee Exon Reading Room (67 Exchange), on Thursday, 13tz inst, at "fo all packages are received at the Reading Room for Cali- forpia, aud forwarded por special messenger om the 13th, por Empire “cit Fromage to San conte, which oan be pre- paid Francisco 25 phn These mails will be forwarded in charge of & spevial "The ‘steamer Pacific, for Rio Janciro, will sail on Satur- day, 16tb inst. Letter Bags will close at the Reading Room, ve ie 5 “the above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon's, 91 Wail svrest T H Thomm Cerdenas; Southern Post, N cock, NYork. nizhanen Farman Rawnon (submersed wheal), Beo rom from Honoluln Dec 13 for f whion 4 casks to Lo JF Terry, of Fairhaven; Barnes, of tice Jey. of ——; 2 do to J Li Brewer. of Boste 4) mee (9108 ), 2 phase (222 ounce weil, of Boston. merly belonged to isco, noarly a year her presens maa- Prince pe Jo yer co ata cootel ot 827 BOO, tat Robinatown, Maine, ba® swt $23,009, julu Deo 9, for Now boon purchased for a troig Bank Boetord, hae 333,040 lie w Bank Pawawa, repor’ the freichting buainess, old for n whaler, was taken for since cleared for Havana. Bio Bevo a—The brig Rudora. reported by Tel y ss, loot. by getting in collision with Britisn bark Anabelle, belonged o t. ‘The eotlisi nd compellisg ¢h odin. The quit her imme Lwo versels uy taken to Cherleston, | Bate Sma Tiow an, recently purchased at N Redford for « whaler, will be rigg a bar be fitted for the | » under com of Oeptd W sles: formerly of the of Mattapoisett. #16 Keown (of Bei | where she now Lies. } . Bn Brio Jane, atore £0 reported ashore at M 4 4 | | . the bas deen get 0} was given to lo. Tae third 8 #bored at tho | bas been OE corn Cope M Won the balaree 1 tal lows, with (of Pembroke), inst, between M nd, lost one man over’ @ tore her jib to picess. @ 4 wae nevisted in ml foun Bniza & the might of the 7 lime. | $e Piom Miward parcas men. Lo eto Matensas, | Br tric Imre ington, NO, for Liverpool, 19th | lg, tat 97, 1 Robt Falcon, from NYork for Wilmington, NO, 6th inet, off Capes of Virel ALIFORM ‘Boston (Oot S) for SFranciooo, before R10. Fo teported without re! Acs Caves, Feb 8—Sebre Gn) B , Wood, for Boston, noxt kor, ding, for Chineha jucenstown, ard orders. jonry, Purrington, from Car- ym Vi ioe, art Maloom, from Chin- ih for erm ma, for NYort, dey nad “peta (of c | 16 env 3 Wisesiay nin, Amich Boston (to > Otag, rt wll tot Boston. ‘You Vie Senet voapeawest tad anott. for Orenctede, ty oe there ine car, P Boston, fae susse at bark ‘ateon, NBo:l- ng Warwie Waiting a, . Oriole, Stump (trom Bal'imore, Brig Persia, Robbins, from and for oaiw0, abt Feb 18—Brig Wm M Rogers, Bkiaucr, for March 1_—Ship Robt Patio, Fulton, for Orone ‘At de'veb 3, bark Wa rt Masten d days; Kaight, Tova tor Por ; brie Ford, Bristol, BI. de Lants, of gat papas Portland, wte: of Ply- York: +4 a ene Giraffe, of ia Pones. Siu 10vb, brig Miiton. Corte, lor Fock. ym, next day. Bid 18th, sobr CHELLY, Feb 18—Bark Marie (Fr), Latour, for Boston, 1a. eva, March 1—Bi Parthenon, Davis; Lewis Bean, Neyen, and Manssnilio’ Berry. all tor Now ork, ldg; mud ‘Saou b 28—Bark Kanawha, Py th trig Lowe Baus for NYork. ready; ore 360; joyes, for NYork. rei BH culls Be ry, 8 Baral Potors, ee ai of the lake, et is eee Waren. ly Mi rieston. Feb Bashi’ ‘Sarab Futinton ‘Pariaten, from Suffolk, Snow, from Liverpool for daye; Harmonia, Daggett. from or two; barks Win Obase ern aL oe a pees; Car ate, Guard, MeClinton, from Rio Junsiro for f to “Cbrave Exporter, Mi Bore fer Po ‘EUS, UNO, eee! Sebt Pusan Ludvi ete, Crow ry ores, co Wilson, Valpa- Morton, Wy Meetion, joaton, ae oe ry Cottrell, 0 ae How, aschaw ‘Emer: John 6 Adams, Crowell, aide oierg aor, Gen Soott, aad ov rp Bevmpyp hs derce; York: Rept Eee Crowell ‘Hii Donve, Lari ton. xv, ork March 9—-Arr sloop Harriet, PRiver for New RLEsTON, March 7—In the offing o bark and herm bi ola chip Besa A(BrD, auld, Eiverpoel Rotate Soakine, a bark ited Rose (Br), Bergh, do; ae Col Batverly, Davis, Pau. ven, March 9—Arr echr Atalanta, Pratt, Bay River, Ni 10, PM—Arr bark Lucinda Maria, Richy trintsea lbtmeale alt of Sud for Boston. Bld in oo with sobr Adams Treat, Parker, for Boston. Also arr, sehr ‘Emporium, Shropsbire, Philadelphis Eope. Hutchinson, do for Portland; Sarah & J Baltimore for Bi rt: Palestii Corson, Newbern for Hostons F Alexandria (with h lose of boa: Simonton, Hockie All ethers before reported in b 2—In port, bark “ fra tor beh! Adelaide, uno; Jofferson, for Tortugas; ec! Ana, for Mobile LSS jo inward amy ternoon, and but few ha ch the fcllewing comprise at at the as anchorage :—eel pre Loug, and light dreoze f1 Bosto: ane wittee Forward. W mapponed ta be the Selah, from id continued aly fo eel nt (prematurely vans, Ane two topenil eatre, i in, and are beating up against a free! last oveniog as the Salah, from Sa sabe the Minaosota, from Rie Jaariey. “Tho brig from Matanras, came in laat t, and sailed carly ‘The bai nah, proves Bi With, fd Southerner, B March 9— Arr schrsO Coles, Davis, NYork; 10th, kerson, Boston Mareh elly, Boston for N for'do; 10th, M re for PRiver; Ber loop JC Grigus, do for ty or 2) others previo yaKw Benronn, Ui roh 1{—Arr echr William, Wicom, Now ork. Naw Loxpon March 9—Arr prop Shotucket, Smith. NYork fer 8 Franklin. Minard, New York; 10th. prop bl rwich for 'NYork: schrs & wport for do: Uempheer, for NYork. Crowell, N do: Harriet ws SF tig Robe Pennell ri Tuan de low Prova nwt “Maron 10-—Are brigt Maine Arian, Cardona; wi r, Kdgoomh. Matana 0) ole; Liberty, Trader, itor, Besse, NYord; tloops Pruden c — Albany. ny ‘These vessels oarry a olent nite ht ot mace | on siaeboad bow, Vows ft Wreneed watil paid tor, be charged on specie beyond aa amount tr Onn tere and newspapers mast pase through si 6 Tor freight of passage, «| relat reduced rates, to KOLLER BANDS RIBRA, ace | ST anthers CITY oF GLASGOW—FOR eee (late of the Great W from Phils del; Positively, Torna "cweive ¥! an pa iim second cabin, railway tiokete to esis ty, lars, in e tro: ga r hh gs ry Witton, ‘& CO.,41 Buohange Pinos. Tien’ Ke MATL rasa a anew, N CAPT. Samp. wun ‘April, Wi, at oom. “ate ‘has exoellont ae edatiens for passeaaers. Fics of pemage da, | OR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRRS, DinRor ow an maid coable emaine ate + PROM U ehip Teh of April tor Feet, giving pawengers by the Prometh of reaching California by the most epee anf or Conveyance. N. BA Cow Dist slase ccave roome reins mengnged. For freight or pe pply to DB ALLBN, N tory Plase, o 7. from’ Pise No strengt 4 and comfort, obailer ge thengh or the U she will} Jena hee ford ni de. O70; stccrens, (840, penronD Pea phy Hoses, Veron ti ehreet, ‘The AL turday, 220 1 ch inet; af font =a River. For MTRORILY, M, in! ssantan ©. D. Ludlow, on [*DEPENDENT SreamsniP Ly) CWREN Of gree and be ot oe at redui ood sale of passage an. pind.ne conacetion with any combinatien Ge men ‘steam: 4 Ione or the a8 soveling rt tna bree oe uate seam caer tout the Hoth of each cular ete amehit clook Tas mele i two ‘tripe to Chi upon he: olean, ap: at le poof theme ip Line For the ehi jer Ni athe Pw ame fro vote ree are shat are i rie te to take passage tne between Chagres and Ni pe ventilated on an improved yd Tg Ge exis ire satisfaction. mpeen upon Nereg very further jatermarts direct yf, will & eth of thy ular at the feeb o Warren street, toni rvolsely’8 at 3 Maven 01 N ol corner of Where ip COMPANY. —¥9u it CAL - yrmed tha’ fie 3 5? lH ae eee ANHAM'S FRGRrARLe & Fe op imrdyy stend with the debility. To be hi ne door from Contre. 7. ee PRIVATE L Sixth and 0 Holaiens for th c peat elk years his oft: Rod opens bao dS adios w.shing © for the by om - ting Oy oaeure the obest, eaaealien ‘atm vaising, of elacd, iver compiainn, & Ke ioe pial ty dvepersia, long 01 th, YING-IN eerie con ‘Bighth, Will for the itu en, whore all confinement will be somes. tu hake’ ubsequent Cor of the infants, N*M ay? yauranut veers beng) tgs 1. THE ean, Pts derne c * Ke oa] ya conte female period Neal yh "a hee NG, 192 romtways i Ww Little, lot Hanover ty C0 atts cents ane the nature sad William Young, versity of Penn ivanis. The decribed, ‘are faithful enolosed in Bail er fvs oo ATi ins of the organs of ‘bene somal TT. Dr. DA “LANEY Heater ‘Office, Broadway. Advice gratis, forwarded to WAkD —JBFFRIES ANTIDOTE, 4 SPE- lo eed for yw of pt disorders. reat, Broadway and ar per box. AT Bapecan BOOKS.—A COMPLETE PRACTIOAL id in the shape of and Sl. IL. The proventivs yon? pill, to newtralive ote oration re ne Lis] rnet of Grand ani ton street. treatment or delicate inared Ca ry my by. patent, d plates. as Large fe aS 3 Heme WUnAte iD Contraotin, lvos under t te ag, dou's think, . Rooke ‘Aasciapiae. a} oF By on wwonty-¥0 sen te of this book ty one ies will te vent for one ‘dolinr, Attire WM. YOUNG, 152 Spruce s>rcot, Philad zs | by Strings: & Townsend. 22% Broadway, im: also for ents w York. pa AND LONDON TREATMANT OF PRIVATE diceneee, in efow hours, by pL pain. In ber -! ee Neer, ies $) elle sited fros of pi dility, bronght © Sepete, mayb Joho yours, to be et Gear ty ry SE PLoBton. 7 per h bi Jo tmodielase wish the Lovet Sroasaent a8 , al ate | ~ aod ind from 7 RE OS Oe id by the publishor, 6 ‘and by the author, 84 Green wiel tao, by Addrossing Box HAY Lowey ALPE AUTHOR Tre cried Be —Offios hours, 9 to 12 A. 8 Greenwieh as ninple Fenton for atacing thet, 8 be " ya rant forfelt pea, we "te noaaeee oF THE * PRacricaL M4 enaes, oF choir conse uencen, as well as the foots resulting from early improper habits, Those who apply tages, will be surprised at the ease and re- D lagt fourteen years, Pre. by & eeoret hal in fe *. rep ah in No ena ment of yroatiel ged it or diovaoes. MORRISON 1s ConsuL TED CON FIDENTIALLE by! is Somripant: A from R. COUPER, 4 BUANB “ATaRRT, Ly} voR Ha Constit ation G t, offeowually curcd. 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