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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-03

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ednes Der Sbottiiben &ufe rdtbete
Dor ntbt LANCER 3eit elm beftieer Sturm,
einiee Sliberfdbne iammt Wannfbaft
eieaaen babel perloren,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
The Corn Trade.

If thing this market has been by the
Europe Flour dealers do consider any favorable
and therefore do increase their operations Freghts
naming high would probably them from ex orng
if the fvorableor the freight here shl-
lings barrel the duty in England thirteen shngs and
other would increase the of the article delivered
in pool toomuch leave fora great profit There.
FORE those orders that in the Great Western will not
be attended to till the packets arrive, certanynor neither
will any shipments be made American account This will
affect the prices Of breadus all the country and
them to go lower than before known.
Prices here for Gensssee from IS ss5 and for
southern from IS to IS 3d. Rye flour sells So barrel lower
than has been for The stock kinds in this
market, is about fifty Thousand barrels.
Receipts at Philadelphia and Baltimore increase rapidly and
heavy shipments making at reduced prices Within the
past two weeks nearly fifty thousand have been
chased in the former market for foreign coasse
ment Movements Of bradsus interior for the ports
the coast extensive and there every prospect of
glutted markets and low prices
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
BY EXPRESS.
ICorrespondence of the Herald
WAsHIsGToN CITY, March s, 1

WAsHIsGToN CITY, MarchS, 1910.
'very material change has been realized in the
weather since the day before yesterday. Many of
the trees had put forth their buds-not few of
them were in leaf-and now frost has come to nip
them 1t is to be feared that much of the fruit of
this fruitful region will be injured.
Doctor Bates, the Chaplain of the House of Rep
resentatives to-day preached at the Capitol
on legislative courtesy. He announced that he
would do so by advertisement in the Inelligencer of
yesterday, and desired all the young men of the city
who in the habit of attending divine service at
the Capitol to go into the Circular Gallery.
This annunc citation well intended doubt, was
taken in dudgeon by all parties, and the consequence
was, that the worthy doctor had but low listeners.
The members of Congress said that they did not
want the ohaplains to instruct them in the couresies
and civilties of le and the young gentlemen of the
city said they would not go to the Capitol to be
slowed away in the galleries. So, between the two
bands of discontents, the doctor lost the honor of
full auditory.
Among the political men of eminence now here is
Mr.. Alexander ii. Everett, of Massachusetts. Mr..
Everett is to 90 to Havannah, il is said settle the
affairs of the late Consul, Mr.. Trist There is also
a rumor that he is yet to receive more important
embassy.
Tomorrow is petition day, and it may not pass off
very smoothly. Mr.. Adams has large quantity Of
abolition petitions, and he is determined present
them, and to try to get them acted upon, notwith-
standing the gag resolutions" OF Mr. VIM. Cost
johnson
BY the way, Mr.. Adams, among other petitions in
his possession, has one praying the House TO eXpel
Mr.. johnson for Offering the "gag resolution" as
Mr.. Adams calls il. The petition, notwithstanding
Mr.. Adams has i'll will for Mr. johnson, will be
presented and funny scene will ensuc. Mr.. John
son, who is gentleman Of great courtesy Of man
ners, and of the most manly temperament will take
all in good part, and probably PROFOUND some very
queer interrogatories To Mr.. Adams.
Mr. Johnson is great admircr of Mr.. Adams Ia
Tents and like all well bred gentlemen in the house,
treats him with great Difference and respect, and
you may be a. sured that when Mr.. Adams offers his
petition of expulsion, an amusing scene will take
place.
The resolution Of Mr.. Petriken, TO admit the loaf
ers from New Jersey to their seats, will be cons-
dered on Tuesday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
Arrived.


Ship vcksburg Banker IS days from Nosans, cotton, &c
Swedish bark America, Faukman, 1855 days from Trieste
with mdz. sc to BoorIaan, Johnson Co
Brig Alfred Hammond Spear days from st Marks, cotton
schr Batavia Gilkey days from Baltimore, -four &c to
sehr Tom Wood Butler 10 days from Charleston cotton
sc Cowper, Townsend, days from Georgetown -four &c
to capt
One slip two brss. s.u.,
Packet ship Patrick Henry Deano, Liverpool and others.
General Record.
last winter the haSS0r s of Nseas on
sshlps 1900 tons Is sioopsii sos IONS
IS STas'. .5scs alight6Oas. 60
MIssias-Brg Alexander of Hartford Capt Simpson sailed
from Dec NYork since which she has not been
The CarYensr SON at Charleston oms,hst DAMAGED
by aeolision on the Cd instant at So 2 's 90 was
the bul rbcard side carried away the chain plates
OF the fore rigging tore the oresai aud boA os all To pieces
Corameree Of CiaIestOnAnnexed is the HarbOr Masters
Arrras-lssps bar brgs sehrsa soops, SO steam
Cearances22 ships bark brgs 70 schrs, sloops 81
In port Feb 2s-s Ships barks briggs "a schrs, steam
boats.
Naval.
Thos Newell, be captain the from the 9th of
July Isis Cornelius sISS"E Be- e:% n in the
in the from the 2sh Jam s'c 3D.. ohn dsn % to be
Taylor to be lieutenant in the navy, from 10th Feb is4o
spoken.
Lamar from NYork for Savannah Feb 26 off Haiterss.
United states Ports.
BosToN. March 7-cd Tiber Covill NYork; Oscar Kelly,
do; Marietta, Matson, do.
PRoupEScE, March 7--arr Excel Gadding NYork: VIII
lard, Miller do Traveller Ryan, do Naour Mills do; Time,
Oaks do.
NEWPORT, March earr Charles Lincon Taunton for New
York; Horatio Ases Blake do do Superior Baker froyi-
dence for do.
Nrw BEDFORD March e-arr James Long Hawkins, New
York.
HyAsSIs PoRr, March 5arr Renown, Lowell Boston for
York; sid Fancy and A NJ Hale. do.
HoLMEs HOLE, March 5ar Rosetta, Jarvis New York for
Boston, Premier, Jarvis, do do.
PM Pm, Mar.b s-arr Amy w Leeds Leeds NYorl;
Spy, Ciuck, do; cid tlas Cooper, do
ALEXANDRIA, DC, March 5-arr Exchange, NNork.
WILMINGTON, NC, March 2-arr Belle, Powell. New York;
Mail Fries do ih, cid Retrieve, Franklin, st Psrre 3d. In
trepid, Wicks. Marigabote.
"CHnLEsroS March 4cld Frederick Praul spofard Mar
seilies.
SAvANN,H March Carr Ocmulgee, Leavitt, NewYok; Sa
yanns Shaper, Boston; cid Sabs Madison, Liver oo
Feb 90 port, " ships, barks,s brigs aaa7 schrs
MopI.E, Feb 2s-cd Linden Hubbard, Work Macon Bib
bins de Feb cld.Anew Brown, Herrisg Atakapas
Lewis Cass, Hawey, NYork.
Foreign Ports.
CIENFuG,s Feb l3-sd Othelo, NY ork.
Orr ST JAeo DE CUB,, Feb 81, -, from NYork
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
SHIP NEWS.

rHLaDrLrHa MaHcH s-arr Italy, New York; Patriot do.
BALTIMORE, MARCH s-arr Pavilion New York Wash.
hytou do Rochester do; cid Duret, do Maine, do,
NoRFoLK, March Carr Richmond New York; American,
do; Tyron, do.
S,vasNaH, M,RcH s-arr William Taylor, New York.
GuaYAMA PR, 81 DAYS siace-Nsry NYork, sooH; Henry,
do do Forest do Albert do dg Chester do dsg Charles
do
ST JoHSs PR, Feb 22-U fgste Macedonian, Gem Shu.
brick. from 1T Thomls; sloop lie want Smoot do Impulse
1arro Conkl "a, for NYork.
sPoKEN-March lat IS 81, lon "a lexington Of NYork
from Savannah days out, bsunl TO Gasgowwshed be
reported.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
Correspondence of the Herald.l

PHGLADELPHIA. MARCH 9, 1910.
The amendment of MIR. Slegins, relative to depo-
sites made since October 1893, passed, informed
you on Sunday, and, in my opinion, is evidence
of disposition to pass no bill asking for resump-
tion within year.
The sales ofstocks, at second board, are as fol-
lows $50 N. J. Bank 10 49, No other sales of
importance.
, / understand that the silver pitcher ordered by
the Irshmen and Of Irishmen of this city, to be
presented to Governor Seward, will be sold at pnb-
lie auction for the account of those concerned on
Thursday next, unless the persons who ordered it
will pay the honest mechanic who made it what they
agreed to-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
Cattle Market.

There has been change Of consequence in Neat
beeves and calves remain the reported last
week Sheep have advanced and sales day at
ST. Those brought forward extraordinary animals
which is the for their fetching high prices There
sheep IN market large round flour barrels
In two three weeks prices for all kinds Of will proba
bly, be affected by increased supplies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

d. foH SALE, In Jersey city. two Houses and Lota
sss H,ie VII asn1 Still-house, newly built and
49, ~ hrrrrooC with two good wells of water one on
ABOUT ~ feet Of water IN each wcl ssing from
- o' bst OF wat which never fails the dri
a. [ 70 so,d ba,gain and COR NO other n ason than ihs
a. Hi aesate state " health and eann,t attend To-
Hsb f "a ~; usnins on small scale of making The Fng
ar,ati,n s;,s q, md some Coriis All rscessarv n-
p sr,i.l@s WI please cal, JOHN BAssETT on tbs
-. street, Jersey City. Part Of AZ. nc,ey
can remain would answer we'll for Brewsry MAJ ssI.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

NEWARK AND NEW YORK.
.ezCSsH III The splendid steamer PASSAIC, Peter
-rfAlsW. Martin. master, having been handsome ID
fitted up for he season, will commence running
Tuesiay, March 10th, and leave as follows
CrnrRp WuaRr, NrwARK Foor BaRcL., ST.. ". y.
u sclock, A NJ. 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
N O'Clock, VI. o'clock, 4. NJ.
FARE, tsl Cents
The Passaic remarkable for speed performing the
distance hour and half hour and hreequaftes
each trip
Ladies will find this route very pleasant and particularly adj
the ircon Of changing from ferry
with baggage avoided The Passsc has cabins
proprated their USE attended by chambermad, and fur.
nishcd with bsrtlis and every convenience.
Goods and freight take. reasonable terms but only the
risk Of the palO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

BRoADwAy CiRcUs.-This splendid troupe is
about embarking for England, and the performance
must necessarily close in the course Of few DAYS
meanwhile, brilliant display Of horsemansh D.
rariting AMI other sports ofthe will be given
ms evening Mr.. Rogers will repeat his classic
equestrian scenes from Shakespeare, besides his ex-
SmsI!e Personiheation Of the Italian Brigand, and
the Camanche Warrior
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
24I Broadway, March 9Th, 1910.

b. BRANDRETH.
2A Broadway, March 9Th, 1910.
To the Editor of the New York Express:
STakng il for granted from the anxiety have eynced
hitherto copy into your paper whatever private malice
wiliu misrepresentation set aoat against that
take lively interest in my welfare hasten reply the
structures have thought make in the Express of
last respecting the verdict favor the
suit Of BENJAMIN Brandreth vs. b. b. Musscy
The reporter of the Boston Daily Advertiser has been
pains inform the public that the verdict question had
previously agreed upon between the defendant the suit
and myse aud satisfied with having ghened said public
this important subject he proceeds with all the gravity of
Truth Teller to inform them that it is currently reported
generally believed" that paid Mussey aarse Of
ney to have this verdict entered
have taken trouble by whom those mali
have currently reported and generally
believed" but with that could have desired both
for satisfaction and improbable however,
that the who (rher than suffer the erdnce against
hin, to be given public Court Of Law) ingenousy work
upon my feelings induce Of verdict with
further litigation has been nothing 10th avail himself Of
my absence and fobearance to set under cnTs Of
dcy motion in order give his slight cooring OF
plausiblity.
To prove TO YOU however at attach importance
reports detrimental my reputation phsn they
the ehas'e columns Of the Express beg rebut the
foul caumny regards the large OF money vhch
anxious to have it, currently reported" and
orally believed that have paid Mussey and dev per-
any other individual prove that your
had other foundation but in the most progae disregard Of
truth Respecting the verdict itself should be wanting in
spect Cor erudon to remind that there
daily when averdct by agreement given appca
on from the iAculpated party should all times b.
happy furnish you with all the particulars Of the evidence
the provided you guarantee all expense pnb
LEGATION there nothing for which have greater aversion
be- nyesed into furnishing indirect advertise.
ment against my free will and iudsmen
With regard the mag Which the reporter OF the
Boston Daily Advertiser has been pleased To- this
transaction stating tina, the fact Of the yerd runped
forth rs establishing III. e,eotncies of Br,ndrchs Pills
have only remark that my Character is too well known to
thousands uf honorable this community aud Throughout
every section of the United States FOR any individual sup
pose could be wtess to apprehcnd that either the
knowedged efficacy Of the popularity Of my pulls susccpt
be being affected by verdict could have obtained undo
any circumstances whatever.
Ihave the honor to remain your obt seryr
b. BRANDRrTH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Died.
On Monday morning, the 9th instant Julia wife Of John
ri, h, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully in
ved TO attend her funeral at two O'Clock precisely this
~ the house of Svahus R,pl in Mercer
above Navery Place. The remains will be removed to Fish
kill village for intermept.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10
London Advertisements.
ARIsToCRACY VERSUS DEMOCR

GENTLEMEN Inclined go ahead in the Atlantic
VI ers will DO we'll 10 call At ROLFE CO.'S, Merchant
Tscts No. 81 Great Marlborough street Regent street
d-u teir arrival their extensive and excellent
&C Waistcoats and the best West of England
Clohs assured by Role Co.. Of the first style o. fash
aud prices the lowe scale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Run roR rvER."-Thc annual town meeting
in the town Of Schro.ppcll. (Osweeo County, tooL
place Tuesday last T" Cold water and hot water
were the countersigns, and the latter ticket sue
ceedcd by about 10. Both mongrel tickets, so far
as politics is concerned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

This very liberal allowance for the drecorso the bank
and indicates manner which the bank has gated
The Planters and Merchants Bank ofobe commenced the
issue Of twelve months post the 2sh u under the
legislative sanction The Branch of the State Bank refuses
receive them deposit but the Bank of Mobile receives them
currrntf inds.
The effect of the English the mcrkets today has
been very material 1t has checked the confidence of
holders There several orders for flour limited at about ST.
put down in Liverpool The present market will allow
Of these orders ben fulfilled TIL freight is per barrel
The bill TO enforce the redemption of country money the
city ofNew York has passed the The
amendment allowing them to redeem Albany stricken
out The bill will probably pass the house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-10

Port of New York, March 10.
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART
Cleared.

Cleared.
WEATHER Rverson Johns Mr.; Magnolia Bradley NH,ven
John Odn TIanov.r y ,ri n Ca Adrian, Webb Csvrson
Emily prnlerrich (Br) Bathurst River GAMBIA Ann, Derrick
,dephs Lawrence, Cobb Charleston; Alexander Br)