Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-23
By the steam Packet Chancellor Lirings,on

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t@s, rendering out door b'ine,, difficult and uuple,.pt.
rhe Mississippi 'nl continues uil tide, and hs. varied hot
little ihs week. Our maae in general steady and MT
over bIbs leaving but few alterations OF importance to
notice.
Cotton Arrived from Friday morning 2la inst, up to yes
tsrda' mm'n nom ne interior and Mississippi $500 bale',
Tnnc'ee and North Alabama 268s, Lake
400 P'ncoa, 2o together G977 bales. Cleared, The
time, Tor Liverpool 5i52 bales, Hamburg 800, PROVIDENCE
H. !. 1884 Nsw-lok 2I28 Boston on Baltimore an Phil
adepla 30 m all i2oi7 making decrease stock 5O7o
bc. Our quotations last week full low and the article
having since improved shade We have altered
or mih Thce has been lair demand ior all desc, ipon,
I"nne Fad Al hama have off freely. being Tie mos,
ahundin' The 'e IN that from Mobile limited that we
are ' unsie 10 give rlai would wish to be tonsdeed
correct prices The dpO,abe stock Of Louisiana and M,
pp' small AMI onno he pecl,I to increase much Will.
the maSet con inue, LSk Using the LYerpo, Classification
quote Ibis descriptions VIZ, Uldinar, 10 Mddin, IA
Sd cents Mdiing Fair i-2; Fair Good Fair 81
10 Id Good Fan to Good, 10 2 Good to Fine IL IL
Saga nd No,ascs BY the quantity on the pl,n,,o0.
ta'e altered but lutte in value demand the former good
r %sr,sa"e 9u'% may le eon'ided and in
sra' Louisiana on P,ntiton lb6 IA i-2 th. city
Rec. Rice, 100 lbs. 27s a plenty and dull
Late" fem H,rre. The ship Goconda, from Havrs ha.
arrived at savannah The g. brings advice, the 2eh of
February The following extract from Iiayre letter Of
the 2s'h, tie Latest date received -
Tine piee of uPaa is ho@ IS to is Louisiana iG 2;
stock aii'm dOOU bales. There considerable demand
from the manrfa urers, and prime qunie, of Uni. nd, are
getting scarce hi the hes. Caron offered 2a but few
Sale, at IIavre, 25h Feb i25 bale. Lousn. o. a. IN
do 81 Ia 81 Georgia. rs 80; II do. IS 60 60 do IS s1
The trial Of Holdsafe and Sutton, closed
on Saturday morning at 3 O'Clock, when tho
jury, after retiring for a fsw minutes, returned
a verdict OF Guilty. They were both sentenced
the same day to the State Prison for life AZ
ter sentence was pronounced, Holgate acknow-
ledged lis Justice, confessed his guilt, and
stated that he presented and obtained the
money for the forged checks.-.Mer. .4dv.
Mr. Thomas Sergeant, the brother of tho
represent ativs of this district, has been ap-
pointed Post Master of Philadelphia, in place
Of Mr.. Bache.
We are indebted TO gentleman who arrived
in the Wizard, for Vera Cruz papers of late
dates.
The lenlty OF the Congress towards some Of
the persons concerned IN the insurrecticn of
Montana, occasoned great dissatisfac ion in
the department of Vera Cruz The muncipal-
ity of that city, refused TO receive Gen. Rim
con as Governor, because he had re- G ved his
appointment from a Congress which had, az
they SAID, failed to punish traitors with due
severity.
Com. Porter has issued an order prohibitina
foreign vessels Of war from entering the barbor
of Vera Cruz, without express perm ssion from
himself. They must anchor at the isle of Sa-
crlfcos or some place IN its neighborhood
The receipts of the Custom House, at Vera
Cruz, in the month Of February, exceeded
800, ,ONO dollars.
A few days before the sailing of the Wizard.
convoy arrived from Mexico, with 2,Ol7,sbS
dollars
We understand that specie TO the amount of
about 100000 dollars,bas been received by the
Wizard and the Cato Phil Gaz.
Mr.. Taylor, one Of the gentlemen attached
to the American legation at Mexico, has pass
ed through New Orleans on his way to WASH
ngton. 1t is understood that he is the bearer
Of treaties Of commerce and Of boundaries.
concluded by Mr.. Ponsett with the Mexican
Government Ibid.