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EAM-SHIP BRITANNIA.
The steam-ship Britannia has
Boston. The Supreme Court

state o'f'lsfevr tor
question. '

to pro,

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) not see

f the Caroline, and giving the
Fox which they did upon the
mipromising the honour of the
e course thus persisted in by the
:ard to this important national

BOSTON, JULY 15.
THE DECISION OF THE NEW YORK COURT, IN
THE CASE OF M`LEOD.
(From the Daily,Advertiser and Potriot.)

We puhlish to-day t
prune Court of Nev
sented. on the writ of
The court denies the
sone

and orders

the ordinary forms c
given by Mi
the court vi
counsel for i
the case to the court
court embraces
August. Whet
a case we are t
Court of I
to the Sui

-expected decision of the Su.
a the question which was pre-
:orp.us, in the case of M 'Leod.
on for the discharge of the pri-
•eraanded, to take his trial in

We reg

tion of a

and defeat one
Constitution.
presents two q
Ist. Whethi
tion of the N(
tion had been

be opinion of the court was
It is not stated that whether
not. It is stated that the
prisoner will sue out writ of Error, and carry
'or the Correction of Errors, which
nbers of the Senate, and will meet in
t of Error will be held to lie in such
It is stated also, that if the
sion, an appeal will be taken

unaninnot

r a wrll
able to

e Court of the United States
:his e---;-;^”

ppears to us to be an asser-

if State Rights, in a manner to interfere with
of the most important objects of National
The case, when stripped of its formalities,

• it to be the case for the adjudica-
Court, and that no claim of jurisdic-
,aposed by the authorities of the United
.soner was not entitled on the facts stated and
ticated, on the authority of the British Minister
--tßry,,upon the principles of the corn-
state of New York and of the
scharge without a jury.
of crime charged upon an individual
as committed under the orders of his
• and expressly sanctioned by the
"—the question whether that act was
'or negotiation between the two
governments, and a claim naving been made for the discharge
of the individual, upon the express ground that the act was
avowed by the 'eoverninent to have been comniitted by its

States, the pr

fully autt
and the A

mon law recogn
Law of Nations,
2d. Whether a

a Secre

if committed by h

superior
British J 2

1 in th,

litary officer

justifiable or r

g unac

se comes 'properly under the furis
the act was committed, or is a case

ion of the courts and authorities

ed Stat

The Caledonia arrived at Halifax on the 15th instant, after

a passage of eleven days, from this port
A very lar

and respectable meeting of the citizens of

Id on the 15th instant, to remonstrate
L National Bank Law, and after the
s of objections by Mr. F. C. Tread-

,st the pa

reading of a long ser

ce " was unanimously adopted. At
an extra session of Congress, held on the 14th, a long debate
took place on the Fiscal Bank Bill, which' was again ad-
journed. Mr. Clay, says the Morning Herald, is almost
ready to make drawn game of the pending contest about a
bank, and Pernalt the whole matterto go over to the regular
session of Congress. This is probably the wisest course, for
it is doubtful whether a charter of any sort can be perfected

well, the

Falclantl, to w

had presented an address to

llency replied in very gra.

tifying terms

The ac

of the wheat crops are very promising, and
bundant harvest. The reports

there is

o crop is also very favourable

om Canada is unimportant, but we were not

NEW YOR

THURSDAY; J
;neral dullness 1

file of the papers.
,K MONEY MARKET.
15, 6 P.M.—Worse and worse. The
extreme warm weather,
extra session no bank will pass, and
auses operating in the same direction,
he stock market, and paralyse the spe-
treet. The great mass of fancy stocks
.r cent., according as the deliveries of
Berate, but beyond this feeble movement
resterday prices rallied a Tittle, probably

culatio

that at

of Wall

season, t

3N MARKET, JULY 15.—The sales of

i to-day have been about 500 bales, without change to
We continue our quotations for Flour, although the
buoyancy, and it is very pro-

de at a lower figure. The stack is
accumulating; and the demand only to supply immediate
wants.—Genesee 5,50 a 5,62 1-2 ; Ohio 6,37 1-2 a 5,50;
Michigan 5,25 a 5,37 1-2 ; Southern 5,50. The Grain mar-
apply is light, appears to be at a stand.
Genesee • Wheat was taken at 1,27 1-2.

market app
bable sales

About 800 -bushel

small pa

Jersey at 69(
off—sales at 46 a 46 1
Sales 2- or 300 bbls.

reels Northern Corn at 70c. measure, and
Northern Oats are more plenty, and falling
No sales Rye—last sale at 62 1-2 c.
sey Corn Meal, at 3,00 ; 6 or 700
hich is an advance : hhds. are

t 3,121-2

held at 14,50 a 15,00
450 do. at 30c. Ash,

500 bbls. Whale Oil, at 30 1-2
1 fair demand, at 5,25 for Pots,

ceepted that price to-day, who have
•ates. Pearls are dull, at 5,25.

BALTIMORE, Jury 15.—Our Flour market is quiet. Hold-
ers are asking 85.621 for city ; there are no sales. City Mills
made of new wheat, has been offered to be supplied at 86. A
lot of 350 barrels fresh ground Susquehannah sold at 85.75,
and other lots at 85.621. We received parcels yesterday of
the new crop Wheat. The quality was good; and Maryland
red, and white and red, at 81.15 a 81.17 i, and a lot of 250
bushels Virginia at 84.18. No old wheats in market. Sales
Penna. Rye at 58. a 60c.

The market is nearly bare of Corn—white 66 a 67c ; and
:How 63 a 64 c for Maryland ; a lot of mixed Virginia sold
Sales of Pernambuco Oats at 48 to 50 c. A small
t 811. Whiskey very dull, and held at

at 62,
sale of Mess Po

22 c. in hhds. and 23 c. in bbls.
CHARLESTON COTTON MARKET, JULY 10.—The Upland
market has been in a depressed state=buyers having taken
but 1400 bales. The following quotations will give a correct
of the market at its close yesterday—inferior and ordi-

—t, , twourninir to middling fair 91- to 91, fair to
fully fair 101 to 101; good fine 11. Rice—The operations
' --"^IP have been limited to 261 tierces, at prices
`o 3/ per 100. Freights to Liverpool, Cot-
-7 1-6ths, Sea Islands id. There is nothing
To New York, square bags cotton, 371

ranging Iron
ton, Upland

offering to Hayr!

cents per b

'Courier Price Current
—Sales 1200 1

MOBILE COTTON
our last have been 2,

Iles Cotton at 8 to
) 78 cents; Howard-street Flour 6 to

'.MARKET, JULY 3.—The receipts since
',06 bales.

EXCHANGE.—The banks have ceased checking on New
Orleans and New. York. New York 60 days, San ; do 30
days, 9a91.

FREIGHTS.—The square rigged vessels in port are all en-
gaged full. There are several parcels of cotton for New
York, one or two vessels (say 500 to 600 bales) could obtain
cargoes for that port at laic. Nothing offering for foreign
ports. The brig Linden, for New York, just arrived, has
her cargo engaged at dc. per lb.
Ton,tcco AND COTTON CROP.—The Nashville Whig of
the 30th ult. says :—" We have favourable accounts from the
country of the growing crops of cotton and tobacco. The
planting of the latter, throughout Middle Tennessee and the
Western Districk, has been heavy beyond all former seasons.
The grain crops also promise well, while such a year, as the
".)r fruits, has seldom been experienced in this

CHARLESTON JULY COTTON MARKET.—The Upland
market has been in a depressed state since the date of our
last—buyers having taken but about 1400 bales. Prices on
the lower grades have dropt a fraction, while the better sorts
have only maintained former rates in consequence of the

,got bum( on sale.. The advanced state of the season, and
in unwillingness on the part of holders to submit to the
'rs, have checked operations, and the proba-
the bulk of the stock on sale, will be shipped

bility is, t

on owr

‘rIOBILE COTTON MARKET, JULY 7.—This market has
quiet since our last notice—the transactions
small parcels of the better descriptions for
acturers, too unin,portant to particularize.
ping is a serious obstacle in the way of busi-
is removed no reasonable grounds can exist
ny improvement in affairs. Holders con-
Lemseives under these unfavourable circum-
_,l ,1-1 -4' firmness. Our receipts have
ling, and from all accounts the
cleaned out.

herr) r

recent intelligence from the interior,
The weather, at this end of the state,
)1e de.cription for the growth of the

Y, EGYPT, &c.
uy express the Levant mail, (overdue
s from beyrout of the 25th ult., Alexan.
mt, Constantinople of the ith, Smyrna
)1 the 9th, Athens of the 10th, and Malta
r contents are of considerable interest.
iut of the 25th ult., state that the people
xtreme impatience for the result of the
ig Constantinople respecting the re-
la—etion of the taxes demanded by the mountaineers. The
latter, under the plausible pretext of the losses which they
',l),ftriaki:ed, and the sacrifices of all kind which the? were

We have receive

one da

of the f.
of the