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

Our Baltimore Correspondence. The do. Canadian. Of Southern, 1,500 barrels were disposed | Thompson, NYork; Virginia, Wrighti AraC of, at $4 68.0 $4 51 for mixed to straight Alexandria, &e., | Kee, Hervens, NVork; stoamers Autuiracive, Morley, do; Cay- Fall River; Yan- SHIPPING, aw attainments, with a tolerable \e et een and fuithful to his constituency, Letter, March 20.) sand stands ready at any moment, either night or dey, t0 gratify their wishes, provided he can be of the restitude of his course. He is ao Seed pellicles of the Seward whig order, and mever ws a man to tread upon his political tovs, ror. analy thout repelling the assault with fetsveak: “Tho loceell armoninted with city life, ‘New York inticements, and the wonder is, how he | could possibly have been caught in such a suare while in the city. oe Mr. Robinson is a resident of a more interior Portios of the “rural district”; that isin A sounty. He is a physician, who left for « & good practice, to take a seut in the Nenate. doctor makes no pretensions to public debate, ut is as sound a thinker as there is in the Sonate, ‘and as aseful a member on committees, where prac- good sense is required, as can be found in that His proverbial accommodating nature in- him to sign the fatal sheet, trusting implicitly im the confidence of Mr. Bull. The predicament which that act unconsciously placed him in, has filled him, ever since the exposure, with the most extreme mortification. He sat patiently listening, daring whole debate, without scarcely uttering a word, aecasured every sentence that was uttered in his case, by those who partook in the debate. The deoter is a staunch Bh sry and will vote for William H. Seward for Prosideat in 1856, if his party will ‘ } Barrimone, April 5, 1851 ihe Uaited Bites TOD, eerie ta, Coamander | nasa $8 2 fee fancy. Rye flour was iu request at ‘The Visit of the Americus to the Fort—Drill of the Flying Artillery—Visit to the Penitentiary and Green Mount—The Watchinan Suppg $e. Yesterday was the grand gala day of the visit of the Americus Fire Company, of New York, and right merrily did they all seem to enjoy themselves. At nine o'clock yesterday morning, fifteen omnibus- es were drawn up along Light street, in front of the Fountain Inn, and at 4 quarter-pastnine o'clock, the visiters and their guests, having taken their seats, the long line moved off at a rapid rate towards Fort McHenry, about “three miles from the city, where they had received an invitation from the commanding officer to visit the drill of the fumous Flying Artillery, two companies of which are there stationed, ‘comprising about 90 | men each. On reaching the gate of the fort the; alighted, and, preeeded by their famous band, marched into the drill ground, where were drawn up in admirable order, Company K, of the Ist, and Company A of the 2d Artillery, including the fol- lowing officers: —Of Company K, Lieut.-Col. Frank ‘Taylor, Capt, Dawson, und, Lieut; Doubleday: of Company A, 2a Artillery, Major Sedgwick, Major Ripley, and’Lieut. Barry—(the latter company has nds, completed discharging her cargo for the great x- hibition yesterday, avd will probably to-morrow haul off into the stream. ‘The total number of packages landed is | ‘764, (a emaRer number than was anticipated,) aud they are now being rapidly transmitted by railway to the Crys ip to to-day, two hundred packages have been prepared by the Customs’ authorities, and sent away under the usual seals of office. An item in the cargo of the St. Lawrence has to- | day excited some attention in the docks. It is one of | Francis’s patent metallic life-boats, and has been brought over by Captain Sends, consigned to Mr. Macgregor Laird, the iron shipbuilder of , Birkenhead, who is instructed by the inventor to present it to the Shipwreck and Humane Society in Londou—previous to which, however, Mr. Laird has directions to have the boat drawa through the streets ‘of London by four Lorca, the bottom to be entirely unprotected, so that the strength of the boat may severely tested. After this it is to be rum against the Lon- don Docks, stem on, with all the power of six oarsmen, and finally tried in the surf among the rocks of the most dangerous coast in England, This boat is. by its appear- ence and general structure, a most efficient medium for | shade better, $5.57 8 $3 44, with sales of 100 bbls, Nothing transpired | in meal. and prices were nominally the same. Wheal was more inquired for, with sales of 2.500 bushels Genesee, at premio bargain. was a trifle firmer, 2.500 bushels ving been sold.at Tie. a76éc, Northern Oats were a nl more saleable, at 48c. a 50c. Jersey were worth 4c. a 47. Barley was scarce and wanted at $1128 $1 20. Corn was plenty and rather weaker. Yellow Was offered at 68¢., without a buyer. A few sales were Feported, to arrive, but the particulars were not made public Cortow.—The market exhibited increased firmness to- day. and the sales were reported at 6.600 bales, at a further improvement of of te. a te.; making the whole advance, since the receipt of the Baltic’s intelligence, 36e. per Ib, from sales made previously, Coar—Sales have been made of three cargoes Nova Scotian, at $5 a $5 50.4 months, In anthracite there was but little doing, at $a $5 60. Corree.—The transactions embrace 400 bags Rio, at I0/c. w 103{c,; 200 do, Porto Rico, at 10%{c.; and 50 do. St. Domir go. ut 924¢.—market closing dull, but firm. Fisn.—Since our last, 900 quintals dry cod sold at $3 a $3.124,,; and’200 barrels mackerel, at $10 1214 a $9 124, saving lives in cases of shipwreck on huzardous shores. | Herrings are more active, 3,000 boxes scaled, brought 55c. Itis built of galvanized corrugated iron, has nir-tight | a 65c., cash. tanks forward and aft, and cannot poraibly turn over or sink, Its buoyancy is so great that it wili sustain in the ras many human beings as can cling to it. The boat also cannot fill with water, because there are 10 or 12 plugs which, when opened, will let out uil the water that Provisions.—Pork was still better, with a fair inquiry from the trade, und sales of 1,000 barrela, including new und old mess, at $14 12a $14 25, and $13 75; and new and old prime at $1175, and $10 62 a $10 68, respective ly. Beef was bucyant, and very firm, Some 250 barrels Pace, Wilkins, from Laguayra. ‘Oak, Ryder, Bostons aches © TT Richinond; Yankee, Savannah from Liverpool, di heavy rea, which earrie at Providence, from Cardenas, of cotton, he water some er, passed the knee of a large | large number of laths, time; aboutd hours ai On Sd, Int 40 25, lon 72, passed pored the deck load of a vessel. Bx Bric Scerrne, at Halifax 2th ult, from Wilmington, NC, struck on the Whale’s Back, and was much injur BR Scun Priwnose, from Philadelphia for Halifax, which went ashore at Barrington, NS, became a total wreck. Her cargo was sold 27th, Missing Vesse1—Brig Montere #ld from this city about Dee 30, for Pensacola, an from. Her cargo consisted principally of (of Thomaston), since been heard BArSce correspondence. ‘Whalemen. Sid from New Bedford, Bark Lexington, Tilton, Atlantic n. Dn AA ‘NITED STATES MAIL STRAMSHIP U J. Comatock.- steamer will de} my ‘ for Europe, positively on Wednesday, April 10, at 12 0° from her berth, at the foot of C street. All letters t pass through th . as + Post sg freigh' DWD. K- COLLINS, 86 Wall steeots the icomfore apni ill be received on board wely no wi ved on after ing, April 14.” The stesmer PACIFI eceed Baltic, and sail May 10. a A’ eee eee udumpton, the “alley Bees anship WASHINGTOR, Geo. W. Floyd Bremen, vis Southampton, on Saturday, A; i itcieds "Wo ep allrita nigh the" Post fice, Specie delivered in Havre, ret Ff LER, SRR. RIERA, Agents, 50 Broadway. CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP MPANY Pp’ Colifornia and reson) The pes through line f are informed thi i rangement of this pany, steamers inspected and ved by the Navy De- parti tee on inue to Teave Panaina and days of each month, unless fotoloed dent, and will touch at Acapulco, San ‘The following steam packets belonging to new in the Pacil 1 UNICORN FREMONT. may have got, in heavy weather, into the boat, and that | changed hands, mess bringing $9 a $11 50; and prime, Stafford, late of the Solomon Saltus, reports at Syd- 1000) ay Cay — tons. rive him the chance. just been ordered to be disbanded). : may, in consequence, remain above the line of immer- | $6n $6, Beef hnma were dull at $1550, at which'aboug | ney. Nov * Olympia, Woodward, (reported COLUMBIA will ply between Sam Snir. Stone, the third Senator, belongs to the legal |” "The drill was then commenced on the plain before | 11°2" "haides this valumble present to the Humane S0- | $0 ticrees seid. Cut ments moved lowly, at Grote for | Lito): Cligued Wayne, Wady, wellt Howland, waiting ot the formar poet his residence is in Madison sonny, near | the visiters, in the various positions of battle, and | ciety, Captain Sands has brought, for presentation to | shoulders. and 8c, for hams, Lard brought $%c, for 200 | FHL M0 sp ca 4 r. F where his friend Garritt Smith resides. G. is | concluded by a series of skirmishing, in which the | Cuptain Lord Jc Hay, beautiful model of one | bbls, prime new, showing a steady market, Butter and | Of Hrav Jos M ‘ila, Jan 5, B 1. B Jenney, FH, to cruise. Oct 3, Marcia, Wing, NB, from 'N Pacific, cl will be kept up for the trans ove of the most industrious of the Senators; is a | unsurpassed discipline and complete efficiency of | of Francis's copper man 0 cutters, such as have cheese haye not varied. | | Spoxex—Ship Su: , from Rio Janeiro (Feb 8) fur New he i ie! is i oy xhibited in | been used with great success in the United States’ navy, | aan London, March 9 lat 7 408, lon 34.20, wr of, it and transient passengers between Pana- weady debater, with a talent and memory which | this important arm of the service were e. Masts iateeds San ehisn Eiere reek eae, Stocks | ig, Maroh®, 104 | ea and fan Franciece. ualify him to rappl with almost any subject.— | admirable style. The firing, wheeling, and com- | snd Burin the Inte unpleasant affair, he has manifested pany and bbatiullion movements were all execated in ¢ peach ayy rien ones egg or ly mane 90" at epee At aa untlinchin; Tearloseneen and Conseiousaess. He | a style highly creditable to both officers and men, | Be prom ied y ptain § \4 Penn's Gar 101 frankly etated that he signed the paper, as he sup- | Upon the conclusion of the drill the men housed | "yy "yairy, Commander Crispin, R. N., ran into the | hoslwrs Renting Railroad. | om to gratify a friend, and if that confidence had | their batteries, and, on foot, escorted the firemen | southumpton docks yesterday, to’ lund the Duchess of | Ralirond, ioe ‘ ‘The well-known steamship SARAH SANDS, of 1,500 First Board—$370 Lehigh Int., ken. L Tee fod dey tank oan ie ess | _ Ship Rarope, MeDowell, from Philadelphia for Liverpoot, | ™ reedines ia han calle auenmupien eda aaniier . 4 reh 11, dat 45, lon 40, xtra family te Ship Conqueror, Boutelle, from Liverpool for NYork, 12th e of the above ult, lat 50.N, lon 10 W, tween Acapul bg fee ai from wana for Cronstadt, was seen 23d 1 tn ‘amers will keep up the connection other Moaicua ports. » he Atlantic’ will e maintained by whe ven ‘abused, he felt no remorse in consequence | and their invitod guests into the fort, where they | Kent, who proceeded by special train to Farnborough, en | Railromd) 45 the Peterhoft). Uislnad sticoe tal pasaohine thercof. During the discnssion to-day, he appeared | spent an hour in the most, delightful mauner, par- | route to her residence. ‘Her Royal Highness was attended | do. 205 1 Pig) all, from NOrleans for Liverpool, 23d ult, | GEORGIA. 3,000 tons, CRESCENT CITY.1,500 tons, Quite indifferent, but determined to resign his | taking of the hopitality of the olficers. by Sir George Compe, and Laéy Fanny Howard, and. on | Mechs ip Continent, of Rath, Mo, 6 days from NOrleans for Li- | QUO a iii oars feat CHEROKEE; Lie tons, seat if the Senate should cast any olium | From the fort the company proceeded to the | landing, was rec! oy ae noe age tae i Vexpoo 2ith ult int 39 2, ton ta 1 leans, April 1, at 4020, | ._ Leasing New York for Chagres om the 1ith ay aan et ek i N i, 3 ai Py 8 ites ei ins on the part o' BS 4 | si ‘ark Brenda, from Boston for NOrleans, April 1, lat 5 onth. ‘ge in for simply SiBnInE the AM mga Go | Warten ail ‘un abutduce of reveshuents spread | Pesotekand Mr. John Levy, the paneipal o@cer of the | Ftowa, i | eae caneupe fram Rig dangiy (Feb 9) tor Dattimors, | i, AX stemahioe EK, DORADO and, FALCON, wit ". » Mr. DS. a . . Cor nda, U. #.N., 0 s e }, fro i = the radical freesoil abolition section of the demo- | before them. After passing through the buildin Sastenee bed ie Bente of bam presented to her Moyul | 4%. 5 Girard Bank, wae teen 20 ull, iat 14.25 8, fon $k i W. Ree Rai, pees Risers ine Semen Moe Ceeeanae Aye -eracy, but advocates unionand harmony. } they proceeded to Greenmount ( junatory, while Highuess by Captain Corrie, Ht. N., the Admiralty Super | allroad 400° Pane eee Cee: HONS: x ATER BA lash, -Chpy Cos Se coe eae Regie =. was much admired. When they arrived in the | intendent of Packets, after which Captaia Sands andthe | {2 pease ii Moulton, Talpey, from Havana for Boston (or Mele Coltaeaia and bre senanhe ” {ond ‘ortland), 20th ult, Lat $7, Ton 2 =e Our Boston Correspondence. vicinity of the graves of the lamented Watson, peinsival ethene of the frigate were invited on board the Bosron, April 4, 1851. Ringgold, and Law they halted, and th wiry, by Commander Crixpin, and expressed their ui F i 2, Rest, Spiri Lounded admiration at the beautiful. and commodio “The Last Attempt to Elect an U. 8. Senator—The Fengema gy eng literal eaiyanoie fittings of the reyal yacht, ‘Through a mistake Approaching Election—The Fugitive Slave Case. "They reuched their quarters at about four o'clock | howrd: the Fairy received some damage in geting alongs | The defeat of Mr. Sumner by a majority of twelve 2 the mee a after senna ng Esa ol ple of ciently quick, and’ her head came straight upon the | Died, vote! i i — ours were called upon again by the Watchman | wharf knocking away a portion of the royal arms on the | On Saturday morning. April 5, Aawrs Jounsrow, daugh- » ‘iven in their honor at the Exchange Ifotel. ec months an ays. ‘the approaching dissolution of the coalition ; but | line was soon formed, and at six ie they pro- ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, also this conclusion would, in time, be admitted to have | ceeded to the festive board, over which they closed Mountjoy Assembly No.3 B. 0. of B., and New York been wrong. Of these mon who have been | the joyous scenes of the day. This dinner w: . Passage FOR CALIFORNIA. be'wecured from Armstrong, Lawrason & Co., agents, he ong NYork (Oct 2%) for California, At_ Cambridge, Mai Mr. 8. W. Danvry, of Fay: Weasrer, of Cambridge. Wy the Rev. Mr. Newell, , Azores, to Miss Hannisr W. Teb 7, lat 16 8, lon Bark Ieabelita He California, Feb 9, lat th Jo . r, Palmer, from mut tals from Kew York to C be at the Lowest erate from New Yor adoptod by any safe sca steamer between r the office of, Compeay, For chofce of berths, arly 54 and 5 South stecet at their agency, 177 Weet st. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSIULIP COMPANT.— ‘or Chagres direct, vis Havana. ‘tickets Son Franclscs; by tho Uahied Staten ast < ‘at reduced rates.—Fare to 11, at three, P. don ¢ Move 7- h enfuegos 2 days, dg ess, Glauser ws Gcean Bird, Forop, for NYork 8 days; rch 26—Brigs Demarar Increase of Banks in America. [From the London Times. March 21.} ” 3 L In all the recent secounts from America, mention is | Lodge No. 3 American Protestant Association, are r iled | made of a large increas which is taking place in the | spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the res fromm a magnificent affair, and the best feeling pre . to oc eee obey I do tho ‘habit of ‘voting for Mr. Sumner not | thegughout the tight the cimpany set trng | Replace ct titaompamteay igre of dcr | Sinecenth fey ihe dy” ny theron). 0 | Sica eee inary, Mite ca | Ate ataat aacaat Sasa Ra dae ea ‘ess than elven, were absent from sickness. | from the table until about eleven o'clock. The oF eaatradde “ . at | o'clock, without any further notice. E Gdays; Calcutta, Clark, fer NYork, I . Porter, U. commander, precisely Or from some other equally imp-erative cause.— | toasts and sentiments were excellent, among which prosacbee Hocus k berae aaa vben aug tote | °'On the Sth of April, Kxrruaxp Parsrox, son of Knce- Side hastoll: Reestuarasac leet ary te aa ee eee ib elves, Tike the: givariment enna “liceet tor was one given by Mr. O'Reilly, of the Friendship | was felt as to the general soundness of the mereuntile | land and Hetty Miles, aged 2 years and 7 months. Sr Domineo, March Merrill (of Falmouth), for N New Orleans Hai . i Only one whig was absent, and only two | Compan: he health of Messrs. Ji L. Mill i y The friends an acquaintances of the family are par- | York, 15.4: ly A al Ld LSth. brig Catherine | at Havana to the splendid double-engine steatship Falson- . y, to the health of Messrs. James L. Miller | paper which has been aftoat. In New York, at the pre- t nds a c ¢ family are par. 18 days, only Am vessel. gh saveas te. fi rale-ene Cage A ‘hunker democrats. Had these absentees been | aud Edward E. Holly, of the New York Fire De- | sent time, the rate for the best bills, euch ax in point of | ticularly invited to attend his funeral, at 100 Greenwich | (Br), NYork. a ‘roight taken + cents per only tment. r safety ure equal to those discounted here at 3 per cent, | avenue. this day, at 1 Sr'Jaco ne Cvpa, Merch 20—Brig Catharine Nickels, | taken eter right, a fiers No ot leding wit arr 18th. Bppiy av wwe office o1 the company, 177 w+ sane ee ee Rts. ss Gn Sattirday morning, April 5, Carsenive, widow of ; relock. | : Ariadne. Avery. f Present, the whole vote would have been 394—neces- ‘At the time I write, half past eight o'clock on | ranges ®t 7 per cent; at 10 ehses Where any i Nickels, for NYork in 6 days: Ari verv. from NY gk, sary toa choice, 198; Mr. Sumner, 190, or but | saturday morning, the Americus are marching to | temporary demand for mouey urises, the quotation not | the late P. F. e Gentil. m the 60th year of her age. | Home Ports. " 3 - “ e pes naga is er friends. and those of her son Theddore, are invited | ALEXANDRIA, April 2—Arr bark Sylph, Ryd SEE REE a gS ay cae eight short of the required number. Nor was this | the depot, escorted by the Watchman and a num- | UMfrequently goes to 7 or 9 per cent. There is a et A . A, Api Ls Sylph, Ryder, Bostos ‘ a - sed " 2 . 0 vd in this state of affairs. F “yet st | toattend her funeral, this (Sunday) afterooon, at half- BOSTON, April 1—Ai ity, Ryder, Charl NDEPENDENT LINE —THE NEW AND SPLENDID all: Mr. Stone, of Charlestown, a prominent free | ber of delegates from other companies, with their | titre have ben fewer failures in the principal cities of | Past 3 0'clook, from her ie vectae Mer 1034; Reade | Selah, Atkibs, Philadelphia; brigs Cari Emil. (Danish steamship NORTH AMERICA, will leave Pier 4, ler, and who has heretofere been as st: sa | *pparatus covered with flowers, and the members | the United States than in London, and, at the same time, | street. | Dokeem, Copenhagen: Millom, Celbarn, Bae oa ian’, ee Mee, £08 = ere ee oe eretofere been as strenuous ® | bearing a variety of remembrance here h mi i ‘great : | On Friday, the 4th of April, Leoxanp Sivons, of disease | 2jping Wade, ~ hgh ogg Sr be rand hey Soy tyey Sage y pm yee ety i there has been an equal, if not a greater, degree of con- | y: pril, Leoxann Sixtons, isease | Indiana, RL Tay, Cain, Phila = lent Line at Pana: 25th pril, and arrive in Sam y Emily Hill ork; Lacon, Bearse; Homer, Bun- supporter of Mr. Sumner as any man in the House, eo EO POE fidence in the business prosperity of the country, Yet | of the lungs, aged 50 your of Apes wot only made a speech against further voting for hin ee Correspondence their merchants are compelled te pay fur such discounts | | His sands one acquaint ~~ ane remechially invited | ker, New York; Bay. State, Ryder,” New York. |’ Tele- New York to San Francisco. ‘Through i i ii ii MILADELYHIA, April 5, 1851. as they may require exactly 100 percent above what is paid | to atten is funeral, on Sunday, the 6th, at 3 o'clock | graphed, _ bar! Churchill, ™ ani ea per than any o! 0. For feopovcible, but also voted ageinat hm. "A. leading | Ancthar Batch of Meticoe—The’ Richardion Rob: | Net; , Woy inyoot such an, tacrmons difernee sum | PM. from Mr Dory 10 Doonan sree Mor, Sitar tie at tad tee tet st neteye ees » but al 4 * 7 cn Of 08: ect cient to tempt English capital? On the continent,andall | | On the 4th of April, Dasiey Panis, in the 79th year of | }) fe ite streak, is ascephy tad ‘passage, app! av Freight to San Francisco, goute perio ee mem er told me, a short time after the balloting | — gery— Bridgs Burned, and Replaced in a Day— | over the world, moncy seeks its level, and wherever there | his age. Ce tee bik nine heed Wolntes Gok ae ‘was over, that he saw Mr. Stone votefor Mr. Mil Te Cone at ere eae Dolan | inthe slightest, persibity ef making larger interest at | Funeral services at St. Mark's Church, on Sunday, | yool' John Curie, Batean Charities? meketprasteet. | EVARE AND FREIGHT KEDUCED.—INDEPENDENT and, aa that’gentleman received five votes in all, it is ee ee ee the same risk no mere prejudice will prevent its finding 6th inst.. at 2'4 P.M, The friends of the family are re- | Dow, Cardenas; Yarmouth, Teal, NOrk is Argo (Was soomekin, Une fee San Teansoes-vaceaees, eeasonable to suppose that they were the result of The first of our medical institutions, the Univer- | its way. It is vain, therefore, for the New York mer- | *peetfully invited. ‘ wey J, Bremer: Tetaidad,, Cohn, vis Tasekrore Sean Balch, oA ‘Seauship NORT! eres new ans Mr. Stone’s movement, and came from the free | sity, held its commencement this morning, and con- | Chants to shut their eyes to the fact that there must be | | Of croup, Ciantxs Lovis Buewanay, som of Chas. M, i'Sprag mington, NC: aches Banner: Lovell N | Commander (the fastest steamship. in the worl soil side of the House. Had they been thrown for ‘ some distinct and justifiable cause for the unfavorable | and Elizabeth A. Buchanan. York. Sid barks Willi Pier 4, N. K., for Chagres direct, on Friday, A) Mr. Sumner, he would have stood just where he did fers the title of M. D. upon 167 young gentlemen, | discrepancy in their case. It is their duty to recognise His funeral will take place from the residence of his Falstaff, Cordelia, Bosto: o'clock, .. instead of the 27th. By this arrany passengers will be able to meet at Panama steamers of the Independent line, whieh com dependence, New Orleans, Sea Bird, New York, and se other:—all ‘of the first class and the lghest speed—ranning at reduced rates, The steamer North America is entirel new. having made but og Sixth avenue, this day (Sunday), at 2 o'clock ben Atkins. friends of the family, the members of Co STOL, ith April Sid brig Maria. Tog on Greys, the Plumbers’ Benevolent Society, | #8804 from below, sehr Glide (from Providene d plumbers in general, are respectfully invited to | gQfAMLESTON, April |. PM— Are steamahi } i lell, phia; brig Gulnare, Ellems, St J wrkets, and in point ®f mutual inti- atten Cid ape John Ravenel, Turner, Liverpool: Cat afte i —lacking | from all parts of the Union, e New York. | it. and for the sake of their country to endeavor to put | father, 4 ae ee ee eee (Sti aw Yorks’ | eestor tak York, for all business purposes, | P. M six votes of the necessary number. You may | Adding these to the number previously created by | jx ficiently clore to London t eo hi. | F. Washin thave observed that Mr. Phillips, who. was the freee | our colloges, gives an aggregate of O00 to swell the | Sa;im,sumelcnily clore to Lendon to render grograph- soil candidate for Governor, has often received | list of the fraternity licensed to kill or cure. respective mone! three votes in the course of these ballotings. They | Isaac Abrahams, who, six months since, was con- | macy in all the great reiutions of trade it is much nearer fa = noe of bg th of i. > pros Of disease | son, N¥ork. Sid ship Catharine, Wilson, RYork. | dently expected that x ii ee } rte ii ¥ it ii % y ily, 0 os of the heart, As. au sy 19 years PALL VER, April 4—Arr r G Jarion, adel- head are cast by three whigs, who were elected to the | victed of being concerned inthe Richardson rob- | tous than Paris. But unhappily, in the face of these “ry of ihe family are respectfully | Sid 3d, Yautle, Norfolk; sloop James, New York vis steamship has 40 Iarge, commodio: ‘House by freesoil votes, under the pledge that they bery, in Pittsburgh, but absconded before sentence | ¢iteumstances, there is the fuct that ina majority of | The relatives and friends of the instances where British capitalists, entertaining strong — invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 362 of them expressly il Uni st Ss ‘ “f ji fi chr Si nd families, ould vote for a freesoil United States Senator. | wad Pronounced, was this morning ordered to serve J fyith in American institutions, have advanced money to | Bleecker street,on this day (Sunday). at 13g 'clock P.M. | {EWES Del Apri tre PM Ne veseels at harbor nor any | tale this shtp, as she 6 ventflated ones entinis age toast: [7 iy tk i ud id be pi be A ft s ‘i ii isonment ef two years and nine months. the leading ertablisbments of the country, deplorable re- | | On the d of April, of consumption, in the 29th year of | in sight bound in. A large bark whi rc in at moon is at | ple: and as her bedding is entirely new and made of the beat ?. Phillips, who shou ve been the freesoi Edward Goldsmith, concerned in the same rob- | sults Buve followed. which. instead of being of a temporary her age. Mrs. Exizanetn J. Wonman, daughter of the late | anchor near the Brandywine, together with a herm brig, said | Material, it is entirely free from ‘iweaver Aa this stonmer of candidate ; but it is understood that if Mr. Phil- ber, was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment. nature, have been calculated to lead toa permanent im- Daniel Seacord, of Smithtown, L. I to be a Boston packet. 2 : fers extra socemmeds tions, no berths oF state rooms can be lipe should be brought forward in that capacity, bridge on the Shao sg pm railroad, across the | pression. The failure of the United States Bank. and the | In Philadelphia, April 1, Evexive Avoveta Lavaueerre, noe March ZAre shine Col Cutta, yohate, York: eu at ald its few first ¢ Conestoga, was yesterday destroyed by fire, but no | suspension of payments by the various States, were allthe ¢ldest daughter of Commodore Lavalle a hs vi |, Matanzas. Cld brig Lind cure & passage, For freight or passage enquire of J they will redeem their pledge by voting for pplication wi Sumrer. pi | §s The free so’ os of the Pantin nd pg | interruption to the travel is allowed, Gen. Roune- | mere consequences ofa criis such as Will happe) Easrp. B fe Wheeler, King, Liverpool; TEN. Be the omes oa the st the foot of ore rer, elected these “ spry” politicians, are laughed at or | fort, the superintendent, having had a floatin, every country at stated periods, after speculation has | Esmeralda, Me ngton (Lr), Wilkie, do. where the pl Stecrage can be seen, am ‘cursed by men in the House, according as to the | bridge constructed before the ruing had ceased | unsict. Ty thie time they woutd have been forgotten, | MA RXTIME INTELLIGENCE. | NEW chitans, wan sh Bin pire, Pedriek, | state rooms I. 4 es ‘ a srrowe Bennett, NYork; Harrisburg, 8 ; t . fo ‘ 3 0 or four times these three members alone | A decisionin the contested election case would have | Triste way iu-which the thine that ought ouly | oa Wvercte, Newport Water “Cid stenmahip Gest: | steamship ORTH AMERICA wii Teave plor 4, North rivers wi have prevented the choice of a Senator. Politi- | been pronounced this morning, by Judges King and | Kellys buthns been delayed be tA 3 i f tive, 3 Ist May, cheaper ai NYork ‘via ; South Carolina, Preble, France, Derickson, Boston; Westial For. K have been peculiar to that epoch have peen perpetrated .New York. use Judge Campbell | during the subsequent season of prosperity Chat has led . was not prepared. It was desirable that the result | the distrust that «till prevails, Such eases as the Ps Colombo, Gerrish, | on Friday, llth Apri Balm (Br), Mon- | gres in time to to her passengers. at Chas ent Line at Panama on or the Inde- icker cisna cannot be too sharp in selecting their rep: sentatives; but our freesoilers were always so very ter, Shapter, toh! “They might have, sent two or three good | should be arrived at this week, ro that the right- | fhe Sew York Dry Duck nic ml of the North Arar | Sixore, kerk Charitte ainison (ie), Ketneres, Lirersel ECon'S vay winter, ‘Aathe Meese RFS leaders to the House, whose services would have | ful prosecuting attorney could commence the busi- | ¢#™ Trust and Nanking Company, with its receiver, Mr. “| Havana; sloop Josephine, Moo A ilies, unaccompanied by gent will be o> bbcen inappreciable at’ this time; but they would | nest of the new term of the Criminal Court, which | David Leavitt, to whiels we have cfien roforred: wore cal By Corted “Vy him ovee the tina to Pease and placed, not, and now the whole coalition in the House is | should commence on Monday. It is almost cer- sotbing couladiace, be tho Senta tndhanae tt ia then, toe April’ Arr propellers Shetucket, Smith, | om board the steamers for San Francisco. Fesights to Sam just like the “awkward squad” of a militia regi- | tain that the decision will be given next Saturday, ‘ment—utterly unable to accomplish any thing. | favorable to Mr. Reed, the contestant, by a majo- There is a report that the project for loaning the | rity of the Court, Judge Campbell dissent: It is ‘Credit of the State to aid in tunnelling the Hoosac | probable that the Court will be adjourned over for | « ngs ae i bp for oa the eae of | a week to await the decision of the Judges. tinue, ond show in every stage that, however honest the Senatorial question. The State wil e re judicin! authorities may be, the facilities afforded for chi- jired to lend its credit to the amount of two mil- | The Fire Incendiaries at Utiea, New York, | ©#u¢ry of ull sorts are such as to render it unadvisable for fons of dollars, or thereabouts; and the project, | ARREST OF TWO AND IMPLICATION OF OTHER Pan- | C*Pitalists ata distance to rely in any way upon the will be defeated if Mr. Samaer should TIES—GREAT ee ee ee ee ee | * , Sai nos : chuckling repudiation still practised by Missiatippi, | ———— pang Mog be nsag Wibod bln of rapowed) (PROP oor hon Fierida snd Michigan, with abundant revenues, and Cleared. » SSO ed 04 wee in any ‘ the similar delinquencies, in a minor degree, of Ludiana _ Steamers—Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah, S L Mitehill & Movement of the kind. They are no better, I pre- | jst piebt, by the familiar and terrible ery of fire. caused | gq ‘Ininois, although no repronch to the people of New | Ce: Itouaides, Green, Philadelphia. | ome, ine their peighbors, bat the are 30 in: Sttepad Ged, “Bedus tp ent Aont ltheg York, where the culprits are denounced as severely asin | ‘w Hampshire, ——, Liverpool; Quebec, Durfee, elerably stupid that they don’t understand, and | 5) © two a > England. must render the mercantile world more sensi- tery of log rolling. Everything connected with the | House. and the old warehouse on Catharine street, for- ber tavorable of unfavorable, that may State government is as stupid and as drowsy as if | merly occupied by V. ¥. Livingston, aud now by Foster | trmpire. involving the general financial reputation bf the whole concern were the result of coalition be- | and Dickinson as & storehouse for their goods saved from Rey apenge sccm ie loss from this condition tween Rip Van Winkle andthe Seven Sleepers of | their own recent fire, and also by Mr. W. Hunt as a affairs is enormeus, and, like every evil, it has a univer. ye etn pe storehouse for flour, were destroyed. ‘The details are | *#l #etion. America is, of course, the direct sufferer, he result of the Rhode Island election will, I | * flows — since, in the heavy total of her transactions with foreign- \ ri butte . e era, her merchants pay at least one-third more interest suppose, be proclaimed all over the Union a a | ,, Dutterficlds’ two barns and sheds contained some | (2, ty necessary, while her developement, which has no | weer, NYork for Norwich; nciseo, 45 conte per 1b. ccmmercial ‘community of New York at once protested against the state of the law under which Mr. Morrison t rs, had been but in the latter the procee till con. Frankli Deoat ‘NYork; Elizabeth, Ewen, NYork - orwich; sloop Kitty Anu, Baker, Norwich for Fire | Cr AND SAN JUAN.—THE SCHOONER MA- RIA will leave New York on Tuesday next, Sth inate, for Chagret and San Juan de Nicaragua, “For frelght of pas’ anply at 61 South street, oF to the master, on board, a ik; 4, els, do for Tangier Sound. Sd—Arr vchre Glide, Providence for Albany; Harvest, | J r~ nner Taunton for N York. Francis, Porto i zht, do. ane . We know pou KD. April Arr sche Adelaide, Philadel | porities, amusement, and fashion, but fittle thou ight tI $14 24, sohr Elign Jane, Barnard, | Weld refuse « hcvsing that has lmparted health to sll whe *. wnat ¢ taken it—however, please yoursel PHILADELPHIA, April #—Arr bark Jane Gano, Beaman, 1 ONT’s CEI St Jazo | Cienfuegos: brig Mostile, Hancock, Cardenas: sche Gazelle, | 'J’O FEMALES —DR. LAFONT'S CELEBRATE! Delano; Joba | Crowell, Boston; steamer Penobsco old ey ee We » G ee. Feil sas axter, Gal- Arvede (Fr), Ratouit, Havre; Triumph (Br), | Broad wa} corner Drmarnge, Feempoms te Meakpen, Geowae Visieess Beach street. Price, Sty ceuts wud one , Barbadoes. Middleton & Co; Amulet, Spof- nde, R W Trundy & Co; Tweed, M' Dougal, Curacoa; Almat Smith, do; B; Porttand, Scott, | ¢ , Bridgeport; mouth; J Leaming til, NYork. . 2 pril 4—Ary brig Grand Turk, Porter, oardel PORTLAND, April 3—Arr bark C B Hamilton, Means, Ma NEW ERA IN MEDICIN d Surgical Ini I amber street, “great ‘democratic victory,” which it about as | twenty-three or twenty-four horses. and a large number | Gener limit than the supply of capital. is proportionabl tanzas: Lri¢ Hanover, York, do; sehrs Clariasn, and Monad- uackery. Ite much resemble as Donnybrook Fair resembles what | {f gerringrs and sicighs, the valuable harnewes belonging | Checked. ut Rurope loves at the some time s healthy neck, Seareport, to load for Wilmington, NC; John Snow, oo os eeneeemateie ices @ Peace Congress ought to be. There isscarcely & | quantity of hay and'« fine cow and calf. Of this pro- | Channel for the employment of her surplus meens, and | Apa SAVANNAH, March SI—Arr bark Sir Henry Pottinger | to an en man elected to any office who is not what would be | perty. twel thirteen finest horses and the | si#0 the advantages of increased trade, which England, | Didce, Richmond: Arctic. Wilea Br 1 Bristol, (ng): bark Queen (Hr). W | Say pemenance called an “ultra whig” in any other State. There | cow wnd calf, perished in the flames, and one of two car. | especially must desire to obtain pope of her own | 1 tg*an thiledsighia; Yon sma, Boston; Lender, } Ganges (ir), Murphy, Liverpool: sehes | Under the immediate superineendence ot Dre J. Br Glomeus, has been a quarrel among the whigs of Khode | rieges and ten or twelve cutters were burnt, besides all | Tace. | The eerrgee Bom, Reertere, Cnet Ruut be com: | Hearve, do: Grants Cabot, Nickerson, do; | Clatrin belie Chive), dames, ‘Atnterdann, Kentlomen of eminence, who Island; and the democrats have, with their usual | the harnesses, onts, &e.. ke, One pair of elegant horses | templated wi Seek ye brongnt about | SUctn’h Deidgeport, Comms | "WILMINGTON, NG, April 2-Cld vehe Chins Mills, Saer nert cntenstre ho t been sold for $400 and were to be deliver on tact, and with something more than the usual par- fan energetic hia; Fashion, Bly oly Ace thorough “Stop Monday next. The cow and calf had only been | hr W M Baird, Teast hia, Sid | pril BAe ne | ty disregard of common honesty, taken advantage | - : exposure of them on Witeh, Welle, JSen Bent, Helief: ahr er, Robinson, | Be! ofthe cireumstance. ‘The men | lorees cthpeened i aa ee ny etore: Tree <f the | industry and intelligence of the United States, and who , | ¢ with rome few exceptions, all rema the canal. between the stable and the warehouse, and | chiefly pay the penulty which it inposes Serer age Sw |, fork onpee oy Se | ol tapuley cod appease oy hopel Ll be tres jon to the suffrage exten dropped dead, burnt horribly Two or three of the ani- —— . I ST GEC lard, ¥ al and sciestific principl ing prom Tebo and venomous in their oppos mals rescued are considerably barnt. The total value of Police Intelligence. oy + beatin | Loy eg Mi, cath 6, Fe . | Dorr. It would seem, from this, that Rhede | democracy, after having give fe one of the Butterfield property must be in the neighborhood of | The Shooting Case of Mrs. Clark.—ilugh Fletcher, the | saw several large tee b alone being worth from | conchman who was rhot by Mrs. (Clark on Thurvday quantities of fold ice, 00 and $4,000, t + + is detained at principles by electing Mr. James to th concluded that the “sacred right of insurrection” was too heavy a cargo for their craft, and 40 started it overboard. Mr. Allen, who is elected Governor. is a connection of Mr. Dorr. He is a wealthy mana- facturer, and has many good traits of character, and will make a popular Governor without reference moe cant Congressional distriets, where elections are to be bell on the 7th inst. The free soilers are hard at work, and hope to elect Mr. Allen in No. 5, and to give Mr. Paifrey a liftin No. 4, so that, at the ext trial, when the plurality law shall be in ope Gen, homey “goin cad win.” The whigs will giv them a tough fi succeed in that way Our Legislature will scarcely get up befors July. Everything points to a very long sestion. This will ‘add some seventy or eighty thousifnd dollars to the expenses of the government, to say nothing of near- ty aamuch more that will be added thereto by the Agisiature, being so much larger than it has been for some years past. As there has been a deficit in ‘the treasury for some time, there will bea beggarly account of things by the time that the fall campaign hall have been extered upon. If the coalition is doomed to die, it will be smothered in an empty You will have learned by telegraph all the par- ticulars of the arrest of Simm to be a oe There is less excitement about the than most people expected would follow from | i. = The edge was taken off by an excitement of a somewhat different character, which grew out of the arrest of Fletcher Webster, Exqr., Surveyor of the Port of Boston, and son of the Secretary of State. Mr. F. Webster declares that he inter- fored to prevent the ringing of the bell, because he upp that it was a sort of “sounding of the “tocsin,’” having for its object the gett up of a mob to rescue Simms. It is a ridiculous affair, the occurrence of which is to be much regretted, Lecause of its liability to be misrepresented. No one aring against him, Mr. F. Webster has been discharged. Mr. Rantoul made a speech at Lynn, yesterday, to avery large meeting of democrats, in whieh he took strong ground against the Fugitive Slave law. ie has but clothed in words the sentiments of many Massachu«tts democrats, to whom the Fugitive Slave Inw has always been odious, though they have never seen fit to make any open pposition to it. The prospect increases eve: ys the mass of the democratic voters here coalescing firmly with the freesoilers—with what effect, those who live shall see, as the French have it | P. 8.—There are all kinds of stories in cireula- | re is some little steam getting up in our va- | ight before they will permit them to | Dto $1800. The 3 we ured in the Proteetion Co. of Hart om the etables, and $1.00 on wes, Ke | arses. gern | The barn of the Catharine Street House was the pro- | ophe of th mn. Horatio Sey dd was uninsured. | Mestre, Irons & Potter, who kept the house, were insured in the Long Isiand Co. $1.500 on their stock in the house, | and we believe this includes ther property in the barn. There was little lows of a pad in the barn. The Ca- tharine Street House itself was in great danger. but was | saved by the firemen | ‘The fire extending across the basin,eaught in the roof | ef the warehouse quite early im the night, and the build- | ing being dry ax powder, was quickly destroyed. It was | the property of Mr. Tibbitts. of Troy, and was insured $1000 in the Hartford Fire Ineurane: KW. Hunt of four in store. of whieb abont 100 was incured $2000 in the Le ster and Dickineon. who had rece were ineured on it $2500 in the Utiea Co. They com- menced selling it out at auction yesterday. and « con- siderable quentity had been sold but not delivered. Much lighter kind of property wae saved. and Checkerville factories also used this ore rosin. dyestuils, &e, We believe there wae but little in at this time The brick building next below, on Catharine street owned by Hon. I. Seymour. and cecupied by Thos. Len- nebacker as@ factory for m fire, and the | roof was badly di eon | the building. The mattresses, machi | siderably damaged by removal. W believe there was The roof of Peckham’s furnace was damaged to the extent of $20 to $90 by taking fire. Insured It is impossible to avoid the conclusion that this ie an- other piece of incendiariam. One of two of our citizens speak of having seen a man running from the spot just before the fire was discovered. We learn nothing posi- | tive as to thi matter, but that the barns were fired, is the general belief dames J. Oreutt, a young man residing in this city | was arrested at the fire at Butterfield’s store thix morn- ing. on ® charge of incendiari«in, examined and fuily mmitted for triwl om the charge of arson in the first degree. He has been suapected for some time. and perty of private watchmen have been on his track ft week. Last night he was traced by them, and they have produced the rtrongest evidence of his criminality BY TELEGRAPH Urea, April 6. ‘This morning Horace R Concllin was arrested on a charge of firing the First Prestyterian church, on the night of the 12th of January. After an examination. the Recorder committed him. in default of $2.000 bail, on charge of arson in the third degree ‘The excitement in the city ie intense, and hundreds re unable to get into the court house James J. Orcutt, who was arrested for having set fire to morning last, remains as comfurtable as the circum. 't neces of the case Will wdmit, with forty-three grains of all shot lodged in the musele of the it tn be- lieved he will recover. Mrs, Clark appears to be very calm and composed in her cell, and does not ‘a any serious result should in die or r eayethat he drove her to deep chet a loaded pistol at ber, and » fire, On Wednesday, the day befor eee him about the handkerchief. and was then all pre- pared for him; but on that cecasion he spoke ro kind to her, she could not make use of the pistol But the fol- icwing morning he beeame quite coarse in his language to her, which exeited ber anger; eed when be turned his and fired. However, she disclaims any intentio jure him. having intended to shoot over bi the trigger of the pistol being *o strong be pulled it off, the muzzle was drawn down, and the co tents took effeet in Fletcher's neck the Diamond Brooch.—Me. An associate of Albertis, Meer Norris, indictment charging him with steni b. valued at $125, from the store Young. The broceh in question aceidentally came ho- neetly into the possession of Mr. Shaffer, who. when it was discovered to be stolen. rendered every aid in his x wer to aswist the police im the capture of Albertis. who now in prison on the charge Burglary. —A fullow called Francis Carter was detected, on Friday night, in the act of breaking jute the «tore No. 198 Fulton street, ocenpied by Albert Ackerman Officer Taylor took the rogue in Osborn ecmmitted him to prison for trial A Dishonest Clerk—Charee of B fMicer Bulleck, of the Fifth wa tec. arrested rt locking young man. clerk in & Co. No, 62 Canal Hing various pirces of silk, val a from the fact Tiffany & the dry goods ste ma chorge of embe all et $900, A euspicion of bis being seen to k under his clothing police on searching his residenee, No. 462 Brocme street, found several pieces of the stolen silk, amounting in value to over $000, On his ar- rest. he acknowledged his gwilt. and when taken before Justice Orborn, at the Tombs. made no defence, and the magistrate committed him to prison for trial Charge of Steating « Diamond Breastyin —OMoer Magnes orrested on Friday, © notorious thief, called John Riley. or jewellers, No. 4 Little @ ‘cused, with another rogue ent: jock at some dismond rings. &e., pretending to wish to make & purchase, and while exomining the jewelry, one Of the roguce managed to rip the property unobserved into hit pecket. The pin bas been recovered at the pawn shep ef dackson, in Rende street Justice Oxborn com- mitted the accused to prison for trint CITY TRADE REPORT. Saterpay, Arar, 56 P.M. Asties Bales of 80 barrels were made at fall prices Stock on hand this morning reached 1,341 bbls. pote; miles, spoke Ue dy; and Justice | age Joment—On Fri- | “20> Marin, Wyckof, Baltimore 3 44) Ss 3 s™ Ludlow, and asked to | ton; Orion, St Georges, Nantucket from Holmer . Preble, C liavana bearing 5 y EL Bork DS h brig G Port jallowell, Brinckerhoff, a New Orleans, 12 days, (Br, of Yarmouth), Hammond, St Domin , Zi days, with mahogany, tod M Beaine. w, st 04 64, lon 7214, sew stenmehip Ohio, hence, for It (Br), MeEvers. 3d hence for wud, Aric r B, 8 days, with Cormer, St Domingo, 19 days, with malogs- Mabury & Santord, The L. bronght home 2 ye of the brig Alphage, Brown, of Bost: m Svhowa reef, Bend of St Domingo. m 12 14, opoke a Br brig, name unknown, ‘orto Rico for New York, (probably Waterloo, Par * eh 3 om Mobil King, Bunaett, L we jille & Barrerine. US schr Williams, Yorke, Cary sford Reef, 7 days. § pander-in-Chief, Woglam, Georgetown, DC, 3 Schr Bescon (Br), Marvin, Pernambaeo, T Snow. March 3}, lat ib, , spoke Br , with sugar, hr Com Kentney, Chase, Boston, Sehr J Cooley & Co, Ryd Sebr Friend, Hallett, B c Letters for rus, J Enoantows, March 30. Arrived and anchored below—Schr Packet, Welch, Norfolk for Boston. April l—Are sebre Santon Dean, Ulmer, NYork for Bow 0 n irom Pacific Ocean for sp and & do wh; has been reported —Arr chip Narravan th 2,200 bb y, Burr, NOrteans for Salem; the JS wae is 90 tons, shipped cargo from Cincin- rd, and was towed down the 14 Ingersoll, Plummer, from Trinidad de Cuba. Pitt, Hh for Bo: Young, for NY nby, J Emerson, J vince Albert—T W Field, C Whitney, Capt Sr Domixco Crrv—He bri late of the Urig Alph omingo) J ings: Catherine—Capt 3 egos, 20 days, with | rd useful bn jarly those contemplat marr ing home without & copy'of the Bo eapts nd ne RO to wea sho rentise on Marriage, the Pock its wel reo! | WM! YOUNG, Is2 s; by Stringer & Townsend, 221 Broad w | pars, AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATB wi im ..E Gerhardy, K Besty, P these and the hundre: ea days, with | hen; C Clark, WE Ndersey, A Morris, short time—Jas Eva ayphilitie ulcers on oP Aliyn, A M cheoek, P'MeLaren, B Mathews, HA Haextly Loxnon—Sh ip. P and rervont, Mr It Bostwick, Sesre sated salen Te las aert nates itis elce i trate otl ula Boyton "Weta and al anid, fearlessly, equal LY THROUGH LINE FO! 4 direct, and by the United States April 100h, the ar on Th ECOMMEN DATIONS by Unie renee) will R is ify that Dr. Hs 0 yomeee, apply at the office, South etreet, of at No. I treet. JACKETS FOR Tt the Ist of each mouth SECOND LINE.—TOE FOL« it Ship ST. DENTS, ment of Mercurial and other wManshee, master ravings, # diseages and Sind form, by William You versity of Pennaylvania. ae letter, receive one copy of ive copies will be sent for one dollar. iiadel phi a vegetable application, combines sotteke one ‘are thousands hae cases daily, of Tm all, he guaraa- diseases, in a few hours, b; ‘Z You cure in application cured me in ‘8 long time—C. De an id over $300, im from self abuse withor - joeal aod general treatment im You cured’ me of the "wors body and face lm a short time, after 4 besidow been under three ‘physicians for 5 Jets could hear ‘m. trie oe $1. For EN D, 222 Broadway, ne faulgheny STIG 7 pron arable. I will give ho Vo eels" Bouth Streot and Maidan | mn ‘s 3 ATES. nor of a OEE ee B.C 14 DUANE STREET, HAS, Inst fourteen years, confined his tice to vated oases of thin disense, two to five days. A perfect cure or no sharge. hip ST, NICHOLA tion among ovr bunker whigs, relati LUO tons burthes, . e tothe re- Butterfield’s, yesterday, bas informed againet several | and 612 do. pearls—total L850 caks moral of national officers he but IT have not been Bar apercrrs.— Flour —Western State Hrands con. sh others, and warrants are out for their arrest, He also ay Ge soure in good nest. in part for home use and for ex Neen ltrs the collec niet eM furnished w list of the buildings that were to be burned; | ‘inued 'e Reed itt Ltt enay, New Orleans was weet’ | from the collectorship is, howeve gapded by comp 0 his friends Pie nowerery coong them was Concert Hall, &¢. fe is confined at | Iyore inquired fur. and was held firmly at $408 a $4 87 WAS CURED BY DR. HEINE, NO. 9) DUANR ST. | of s number of Inrge and painful sores, from wi Geers for over two renee, all | ibbons, 105 South street, tien, bo Lee, on. Ald, Bowery, oo | ™ Five 4 : demestic eum up 6.500 barrels, at $418 Nantucket, for Norfolk and Baltimore. D. Conn, inncter, ald. Tith ward, N.-—iiundeede of referen: . “7 Reme, Conekiin at Whitesboro HY yy 4. $450 4 $462), for ordina ie Chuaade, Fisher, for N York via N Bedford Ship WILLIAM TELE, (new) April! May 16 | the Doetor’s ot ? Biteee qrses She reins Nalin over the Conse Sy ae) th for mixed to fancy Indl. | ,,34—Sid tagh dobe Seavey: brign Richard Yogeosall, Jane | 120 tony burton, Atel Sept ori FLDING TO THR RARNEST SOLICITA tegn, near Lanenster. Pa. wre burned lost night, but we Court of A Ia. and Wikconsin; $4089 $487 for good inte tee a ee ttay. M ' | ‘ohn Willard, master, Dee. tions of very many who « boom ornelly abused by Now Yop built shipa, provided with | certain self putting indie the At fort and sodreeionse of pas tinne presering. aratultonsly for all diseases of © private re. Those whos by iaduleing in certain destructive it of yout, have incapacitated themselves for the dutice pies ee ot life, tiny leo apply with cor ant of ve HE TANEY, M, De. ot Lispensed sheet, wane Dguade pure Genesee; $5 Ty port—ship Nart tehe Eliza Jane, for $5 D0 $597 for Raltinore. Helen . Michign to learn that it will cause no interruption to Apa, 4 = No. 16 — C. Olmstead, 1, 9 Ro. | #0, Mie! \, A Sad end trevel on the ate works, as a flonting bridge bert den veg 1 an on argument tie any and rane hoop Oho: oho ys 8 qunn peril be erected Imasediately ~Phle | TB reconte; med $5 n $6 0 for extra Genesee, Cana Will be erected immediately Phila, Bul- day ent in his resignation, which will take effect from | (i 0" thee movement or change in rates, The | Arrived-—Bark Trement, Se manent ker, dey sehr Bradore (Br). ae 6 sa ba Baldwin, Nog; Jerome, Purnangrenta, April 4 P.M Hoston! brig Emma. Ba 6 Mi 4 ; co of experiomce in the trade, | Tie price of paruuge la 10M, without wines oF liquors. Goede sane the "ocbetrinens aN be raed feve from aay barges Tt * stoek is estimated at 200,000 bbls domestic, and 15,000 OTD & WTR Sen, WI Pearl stese