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MEDICAL LECTURES.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

VTNflE Annual Course Of Lectures in the New llamp-
shire Medical Institution will commence on
Thursday, the 9th Of August mex, and continue three
months.
DlXl CROSBY, NJ. D.. Professor of Surgery, OBJ
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Children
EDWARD +. PHELPS, NJ. d., Lecturer on Ma
terra Medca, Medical Jurisprudence and Medical
Botany.
OLIVER p. HUBBARD, NJ. D., Professor of Chem
istry aud Pharmacy.
JOSEPH ROBY, NJ D., Professor of Theory and
Practicc at Medicine and Pathotoe zeal Anatomy.
EDMUND r. PEASLEE, NJ. d., Lecturer on A.
naiomy and Physiology.
ENPENSES.--For the Lectures, $50. Graduation
SIS. Matrlcating Ticket, SO. Board, from 81 so
To 50 per week. Abundant facilities for those who
may wish to board themselves.
The Fees must lie paid at the commencement 81 the
Term, or notes given with satisfactory surcties.
All operations lciore the Medical Glass per-
formed gratis.
by order OF the Faculty,
o. p. HUBBARD, Secretary.
June 49, 1911. nj
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ID / @ q

ID @ q
In Willison on the 9th ul after lingering and
painful illness of several months Mr. Daniel lsham
soldier of the revolution aged 90 years.
Mr.. Isham was one Of the first settlers o Wilston
has ever sustained the character of an hone.t and
upright man, and after aving lived co good old age
he has gone TO the enjoyment of better world where
the wicked cease from troubling and the weary at
rest Printers in New York are requested &c.
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Linen SumcrG Goods.

LIME ga and "A Brown Linen for Cents, Heavy
l. Brown und White Linen Drilling, do Fancy
White Linen Drilling IA Russia Sheeting and A
Russian Burlap, very choapbv.
II. VI. GIDDINGS Geo.
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INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION WANTED.
TNflE subscriber is dcsrons Of Obtaining nfurma-
L ton of his lrotler JOHN BALL. who left Eng
land in 1888, for the United States landed at tl,e &c,
and afterwards went To Upper Canada, and j. now, (i
ivng,) about 81 year, OF age. Auy information on
thu, subject, addr,sc to the subscriber Burlington
Vt. will he thanhi'Iy received, aud orally paid for.
CHARLES BALL.
Burlington, June &c, l5il. nj
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S,TONRS CAST STEEL AXES. Warranted SUI
> perlor to any lhlng in Market 20 doz for sale by
STRONGS a. Go,
july !, lSN
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lCENI IONEY.
60 Sporsmci,.

Dercussion Guns, powder TASKS, dou lie and SIN
L gle shot lelts percussion caps powder and shot;
constantly on hand for sale at the Hariwar. store.
r. MOODY, Druggist.
June 2l 1911. n3
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NEW GOODS
n f " GO @ D s..

WlNDOW PAPER Satin, Imitation Satin and
w Common Paper by s. b. SCOTT.
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BUNDLE OF BOOKS LOST.
A BUNDLE directed 81, G. Chandler, Derby
AVt." containing
II Ahercrombe's Intellectual Powers.
Andrews Latin Reader,
BayIey's Algebra,
doz Almanacs,
was packed by the subscriber and left at John How
ards Hotel and taken by some one, supposed by ms
take, May 81.
Any Information concerning it directed to Mr.
Chandler Derby, or the Subscriber will obIge AM
all expenses paid.
c. GOODRICH.
Burlington, June Il, 1871.
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, .Cqntlare, J useph
C6Hwfn, eles&A
Dart, Amrs WN
Day, Mi>s@lev
Day, WhfikA
DAVIS, N 'NMl II
Deioy, John
Dow, Henry
Dourcn, Mary
Drew, Daniel
Dumas, Ma rice
Dunklec, Allen b
Duplessi,, Madame G
Edward, James "
Eldridgc, Cap' john
Emery, Caroline
Eli, Madame IN re-
r
Fay, Rcvd Charles
Frnton, William
Ferris, Almon +
Fisher, b p
Foo'e, Lucy l.
+ ord, Danlel
freeman, Lucy
freeman, Marley l.
Frost, Henry
Franeuf, Jean Il t
Feauhey, Thco!uie
Terrier, Benz
Fountain, II l.
Fueec, Isaac
&
Gay, Garvi, Ir
Gilbert, Mi, Betty
Gilbert Miss S isan
Goodrich, Chaunrcy
Goodyear, Mar n l.
Grant, Mary Ann
Green, Fanny
Green, Mr. Fanny
Green, Laura
Greenough, William "
Genard, Antoine 9
Hadley, Lyman
Harms, John
Harris, La an
Harm ton, Henry
Hatch, Warren +.
Hard, Rev. 4 Is
Hamilton Ann
Herrick, J i
Herrich & Meal
Hibba,d, Charles
Hill, Win
Highcs, i,aac
HiX, Comfort
Hodcdon, George or N
Knigh, Of Wlli,lon
Hotchklss u Rowtll
HotchkIss & Field
Hooker, Rev. Edward v
Horton, William l.
Howard, Appleton c
Howend, Eml
Howard, Mara,,c
HutchIn>, SIMON 3
Hutchinson, Simon
Hunt, Stephen
Hyde, f. ID
Hanlesea, Mar, Anne
Hugard, Mary
I.ham, Henry
j
Janis, Sarah
Johnson, A yah
Jones, Mrs Mary
Joslin, ii c
Keycs, Moses
Kimball, Loren r
Lagan, John
Landon, AlnIcda T
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que>ted 10 designate then
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E4lF MON -N.ITp

THE best quality OF this article, and also tha, OF
Fine Salad oil are constantly kop,o g,
n5l TiIEO A. PECK n cos
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T IGiiT AMI DARK Para,ol>, with points, Also
IL Black an! coorel Bingham Umbrellas, for sal,
Nv ii. NJ. GIppINCs d. Co.
June Is, W
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NEW ARRIVAL.
s A I. r

CANADA Sali-heayy Packing and fine Dairy do
" for sale Ly NJ
une IS, II. VI. GIDpfNGs q. Co.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST Ol
| ID EMAlNING in the
IL July l, 1871.
A
Alexander, Charlie
Allen, Lconora
Ames, IelrhIah
Anderson, Henry
Auhery, Capt J F
Adeau, Edward
Ayot, Hubert
Bailey, John
Baker, Samuel X
Barnes, Miss Sarah
Barstow, Ira A
Baulding, Carpus
Bean, Henry
Be, lei, CYNTHIA
Bevau, Nicholas O
Berry, Miss Jane
Bishop, Joel
Bishop, Seth
Bi,scll, Beniulnn
Blanclu,, Mrs Mary Ann
Bradley, Abraham
Brigham, Mary II
Brown, CaS>llis i 2
Brush, Miss G.
Brewster, Lydia
Bn.h, Cap, VIM
Butler, John J.
Brodeur, Eslero
Brodeur o
Bcrou', Frames
Dr''l'll' IiW's
D! .. 'o.,i
ooisVer'' " nI,''''
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C C, M t W
C Sn,, 'osSPh Il -,
Cn''''''I , i'' '''hs" ID
S S,, J ,
C S,,, 1,',n
Cn,,rch',,' 'rl''"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

Congregational E!-ei.ons-rhe elections a'e4y ned u
VIRGINIA and Kenuekv left but Congressional deesa
hons 10 be chosen those from Indiana Tennessee NoFt-
Carsina MARYLAND Alabama, Illinois, and Mississippi III
the frs, 1--WE Of these States the regular time OF election was
IN Arms. in MARYLAND in October and in Mississippi IN No.
~erpber Special elections be held during the pre-
sent month in all except Illinois and Mississippi the cover
nor. Of which do not feel authorized order them aud deem
nadvsab 10 call their respective Legislatures together
for that purpose They viii therefore be unepTesented at
the Extra Session The Executive of Alabama was IN the
same dilemma but took the responsibility Of convenins the
LEGISLATURE which met on the 18th utimo and doubtless d
-cd special election at early day in the present month
In addition four vacancies TO be filed 'He IN NaSsa
chuse occasioncd by the resignation of Lew Lincoln ao
Their in NcwYork sy tina; Of Francis Granger ana Two IN
Pennsylvania BY the death of William Ramsey and the re-
.irrario, OF Enos Hook OF these gentlemen tie two 1rs
named are friends OF the present Administration and the
other two belonged to the party of its opponents Their
successors Will be of similar politics.
The following table shows the politics OF the Members
fran those States and Districts in the last Congress AID the
DAYS on which the several elections are now to be held 1t
may he ~ well 10 remark that have cassed Mr. Casey
Of nno. with the Wings AID Messrs Fisher OF North
Coa and Wick OF Indiana with tho friends OF the late
Administration leaving fractional Interests that the opPo-
-: ,. have had in them to balance each other:
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THE PRESIDENT STEAMSHIP.
outside of to-day.

The most intense anxiety prevails in England on account
of the nenarriva of the steamship President On the 4h
ut great excitement caused III Liverpool by the report
that she was entering the Victoria ChanAcl' but the vessel
seen proved to be the Oriental, from Alexandria FAINT
L r entertained that she had steercd for the West
indies rumsr spread both in London and Lvsrpso
,b, she had nut into Madeira disabled state but the
orv IVA. pure invention The Lverseol Standard OF the
18th saws that letter had reached Dublin bearing the Havrc
postmark of the 10Th of April, which posted at Quebec
on the Cd March, and directed to be sent by the President
On this slight foundaon hopes were for time cherished
b,, she was vet safe Capt Fayrcr, who commanded the
President her first voyage in letter to TREND cohlec
lures that she lost her rudde OFF Newfoundland and that She
nut into Bermuda He then calculates the time necessary
for her under those circumstances, reaeh England lie
gave the 25h the earliest date oil their hearing from her
He concludes his letter by saving that he lost his rndder of
the Cape Good Hope ia the Lady Flora drawing 2l feet
water in severe gallo, fitted after his own PLAN
and made an excellent passage to ST. Helena. captain
Roberts is sharp fellow and viii do much under any diff
o,tes he NAV be placed in He has his own engineers and
olcers-every thing to give confidence 1t my opinion
strongly co. that the President will turn up at Bermuda
The case of the ship Louisa. Capt. Wood which sailed
from this CITY for London 1885, quoted by the Liverpool
parers as aorxg pecceat for the long delay of the Pre-
saept She reached London thirty days; and on hsr
turn lust as she reached the American coast she cncoun
tered tremendous gale from the northeast which earned
away her bulwark uder and nearly all the upper sails
and rigging Being entirely disabled his vessel was carried
n,o the Gulf Stream and the lapse Of fourteen weeks
from leaving England taken in tow of Posgal, and
reached Lisbon
These items give but slight ground whcrcon build
lectures as to the probable fate of the Presidents but in the
resen extreme anxiety every thing relating her will be
rcnd with interest There certainly to lear
indeed we see but little hope ohcrwise-hot she has
,ebed on her way and that floating fragments OF her
wreck NAV give the only that will be received of
her dreadful fate
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ARRIVED.

Ship Warsaw NuttDg ~ days from Trieste with rags order
Ship Orleans, from New Orleans w Nelscn
Ship Huntsville Edrdee, from New Orleans and the Belize April
% With mdze. To + X Collins & Co.
Brig Peter Demi Lewis days from Darien with cotton to
Demel.
rrig sullivan, sr.~n days Charleston with cotton,
buckley.
sehr Columbia Jcb., Is days from Mobile with the
iehr Samuel codding,oa, wletnh WILMINGTON, Va with c'
Dee Dater Miller.
schr sturge Meeker from Alexanda with -four &c. s,ur
& Chairman.
Schr Virginia, Burrows, Baltimore, -four.
Schr Ohare. Thorn Smith days from Wilmington c, vita
naval -tor to J Okd
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LIVERPOOL coTroN MARKET.
Sales ut Auction.

L. y.
MstAssEs-i5 tcs NOrlcaa 81 % cts porgal. cash.
CorFEE-323 bg Java damaged 10 per lb ITO
bags do do Of Os cts per b y do do A cts per b
brown Havana, q per lbi hid Porto Rico
do 81 cts per lb.
S.LMoN-l5 bbls piskled 1925 per kbl
ToB.ccs-iO hf bxs manufactured, III a Isle per H.
TEAs-mportaions by ship ASIA and brig John GpinTerm
approved months; payable the Of Ne~Yok
Hyson-5 is IS cents; 30 do 81
Young ysonlO2 hf Co. AZ do do G 81 do DO DO
Gill e. 50 do do 6 "a do do and 10 ch.t. Gil
do co. IS l51 rs J6 h do
42 81 do Ito All
Hyson skn69 cts lbs do Ash 76 do i2t; "a
h &C 30 do do 6 &C do do 65 % DO do 60
80 do do 5sI; 10 d. 10 40l; 10 3D. 10 do do 49,
Gunpowde2s hi III IS do do o IS do do o5l; ~ do do ca
do do g. 10 Dc do G2l LAG do do 50; 80 do do g.
Souchong-IO chests 32l cents; IL do Az.
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y H = 7 IB L n Z
rror City Intelligence .ce lns' p"
ro CORRESPONDENTS

Bond,.ree i, informed 'at we Prem. on the FIRST syllable
PsPs 1j, re. red issi lnPr9Prs5 Of repEiRe
such w' ,5stsssE s.FS s e 5sf ii. c.
hat did s the aF sae on Ga'I
Musie ,E an ne copies informed at we now publish
One s' r.: e5sae hs proposes @
ihan any Tho ssace required for We cannot AFFORD %
sb 50 se P9G21o oq. .. .sa a9e
c;bed By capital hand, who has had rnnch eNPeeng,
and takes great pains But many OF the names are quie
~ assures us that he tried hard coax 1he S%n 10 afe
round in favor of the Exemption of Household fuFnqe
+om sale on Execution could until after the nooe
stand taken a by Nh sbey the ,
&c The petition favor was first refused place a.o
"ober ba, a, last, when the application backed too
strongly be was GSea a~aS an
Fel;y !. about half right but Go not THINK It proper 70 u
enss the case Of Mcleod its merits while the courts
have it before them. &c - mn
We are grateful for the many valuable suggestions OF our NJ
mereus correspondents but compelled generay 10
cline Inserting them length by the pressure upon our
columns.
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Try it again, Abaellino !

70 The Locc-Foco correspondent of the Journal Of Com
MERGE at Albany he gentleman who was lately nailed
in base untruh in the Pest by John c. Spencer and escaped
DISGRACE only BY resoucy concean his thus descaats
in yesterdays Journal:
You see that Major Noah last appointed Of the
Judces of the Ncw-lork Sessions and the King Family
influence if indeed any such influence brought to
bear upon it. for failed BY the is rather ku-
initiating and derogatory TO the character OF the State OF
New-York and its rulers TO hear charges made Of being
swsyed by family influence in the appointment Of high judi
cia sficcrs.'
is dcroga,oy the character of the State of New
York that silly hes told about her, be
ercdi,ablc those who tell them. The nomination sad
confirmation of MAJOR Noah Judge eiectualy de-
moshes all the stories about the King family influence
which Looo-Focoism has been 50 busy in disseminating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

Destructive Fire-At about - o'clock last night fire
broke out in du. Watcrstrcet two doors below
Wall which consumed much valuable property and even at
the time of our going press G. ococ had not been com
pletcv sbducd. From the drug store IN which hfSf
caught speedily communicated to the large dry goods
store Of Howard & CO. No. 146 Pear-sreet which was
burned to the ground.
1t then caught the dry goods above occupied by
Richards Bassctt & Aborn. the upper part by Cochran
lace store This building also entirely consumed
On the other side of Howard Co.'S the dry goods store
Of Messr Booth 4 Tue took fire and was wholly destroy
cd This building was also occupied by several other dry
goods merchants
The next building. No. l42 occupied by W. X H. Kelley
and Van Arsdac Cowas on fire when our reporter lett
the spot.
stock Of Merchandise on hand heavy and there is
scisnt probably cover the whole amount The
fire was generally believed be the work of an nccndiary
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Anniversaries in New-York.

SUNDAY EVENING Nny City Bible Society," Broadway
Tabernacle, H. Address by DR.. SpRAcsE, of Albany
MONDAY May lOAmerican Friend Society Broadway
faberuacic, 7i,P.M
TUEsDAY May llmecan An,slayery Society Broadway Tab
nlclc. 10 AN.
American Temperance Union, Murray ST. Church 10 An
New-York and American Sunday School Union. Proofs
SION, NJ. broadway Tabernacle, y p. n.
Young Mems National Pear-st
Church, 2. p
Foreign Evangelical Society, Mcrccr-st Church, y
American and Foreign Ani-SAyery Society Church
ner Of CathariBe and Madison streets Is /.
American Female Moral Reform Society, DR.. Pations
Church, Sprng-stp NJ.
WEDsEsoAY Nay I2Amecan Tract Society; Tabernacle 10 NM
Meeting of Liberated Africans; Tabernacle 3 P.
Home Missionary Society; TaLern5cle, !! Ps
NY. Colonization Society Middle Dutch Church, I'm
THURSDAY Bible Society," nlcle
American Education Society; Tabernacle. :!
FRIDAY May Academy Music Tabernacle,
q Rev. T. \, MIX, Albany, Will deiirer Euiogy
the late President Harrison.
SATURDAY I-Aerican Board Foreign
Missions; Tabernacle. 10 NJ.
II SEE DIR. F. FELIX GoURAUD's ADVERTISEMENT ON
THE OUTSIDE, OF HIS POUDRES SUBTLE FOR Up
K0oT1Ne HAIR. TO BE HAD ONLY AT % WALkER-ST.
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

We annex tables showing the candidates OF the respective
nar,;e in the five States which elect this menth and the
vote last Fall for President the several Districts OF all OF
them except Alabama, where the election l. BY 1enera
Ticket The candidates marked with an were Members
LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

The Case Of MeLeod.-The Washington Globe assais
the Wing party and especially the Federal and State Gov
ernments charge of trucking to the British wishing to
screen Mcleod from justice, &c &c. This charge is
tanned by three specifications first the legislative attempt
to authorize Gov. Stewards Attorney General
9. o5e nroseoui secondly he is brought Newly Tx
a. under habeas corpus thirdly Mr., Webster himself
has found it convenient go Ncwiok just in the nick
of time to give the judges the benefit OF his counsels
To these three allegations cpy-hrt the legislative
attempt" was made by Mr. HcrFMaS and seconded by Mr.
SuLLlvAS two the absst and eminent Loco Focos
in the Assembly, while resisted and defeated by Wings
secondly the haBeas corpus granted by LocOFoco
Judge thirdly Mr. Webster has been Newlor since
long be fore Mcleod was brought here and had nothing
de with tina, movement.
Try it again, Abaelno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

p3- Our subscribers who have complained that nc
yyisue is not left for them till late hour and that ire
Sun is often dropped in its stead are informed that we have
m eve on this business and aa be into shortly Let
them aid US in watching the game and communicate any
facts they may discover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

~ Strangers visiting City attend the Anniversaries
oherwseespecialy those who practise Temperance in all
thinss-wll find agreeable apartments and quiet comorta
bic hoe the GRAHAM House. ea Baro=ysireet The
pleasant, airy and the society congo
those attending the Philanhropc Anniversaries than Will
usually be found in barrooms we the accommodations
ample and excellent, We speak from knowledge and speak
heartily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

9 The admirers of tasteful agn;fcencc VIII be grati6ed
BY the sight OF mirror OF unusual Mr. Mar
cher Broadway. is fee, high and and hall
fee, wide AID surrounded with frame taste and
beauty made for gentleman Of This CRY the price
$3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

10 We published early yesterday morning an Extra RI
bune containing the Foreign News may be found o" our
49,, s;do re ,o.d.v
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Second hoard.
Commercial aud Money Matters.

Friday p NJ
Sale. At the Stock Exchange to-day very hcnra'eular
Rank Upward of hundred shares were sold ta
advance OF Ii on Yesterdays prices thrust improved Ne
CHANCES Bank Phoenix Bank Indiana Ewes " Ehd American
Exchange Bank T.
STATE SrocxsThc excessive this morning at tAe
lowing rates:
S2caOoho Skies, 1850, a, 93i.
$1,000 do do, Oh
ssOe:O Indiana Elves, at .e
$1,000 do do ut 59i.
$1,000 do do, b 3 days at 59..
TEAs-A catalogue sf Teas imported per A john 'pn AID
Canada was Offered L. VI HoanaH Co. t'' morning.
ont usual terms.
The by having been made pubic 'eo
the sale commenced knocking down the prices Geo.
,b There was very good attendance bat the sae went Oh
with little spirit
The news by the had effect article r
cept Teas.
Canton made Country packed about s. Gun
der and Imperial Sc fourth OF the amount offered
sold.
We find the following quotations Of American Securities IN Lou
don papers of April lG;
Indiana pound sterling hvcs G5 New-York des, 1852 xdlend
ST. Ohio SKIES 1850 s Bank 5l0n Ea25s per hareoi suo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL mARKET.-...--Apul IL
Dnrnc The last have had large arrivauPward Of
II 200 charters from the English coast with moderate
nu thence and ireland other article OF the Corn
t The Wheat chiefly from the Lower Baltic ports and
inr portion OF has into TIE hands oil inc nnier' AT ~, UH
Amy maid generally has continNed dial" All descriptions
Of Flour have and have barely sustained their previous
value Two or small parcels Of United States Flour have bea
sold in bond. NJ 23s per barrel
EXcHAHGF------Ap w.
During the pa.twck Wheat trade rated fiat and on Friday
rcs gave way per quarter hi morning We had far
y v land samples, OF which the condition has much I'M
proved be effected until adecinc OF fully > sub
nitte to from this DAY then the stands
cleared. -
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr...... April Ii.
In tho carly part of the improved demand for
Cotton from the prospect of the China business being
settled advance of Id pound many instances
qualities OF Amcricln but dG5ns the last
few DAYS, limited and the week closes
heavily last week. quotations SEA- Island Is OF
fcrcl freely declining prices The sales OF the week aaounl to
81 go bales, 800 American speculation and 200 Ame-
lean aud 200 iernam for export
APRrI l0-Eyenng.
We have very quiat our market little de-
man of business estimetcd from 1000 to %so
bales weeks prices, if change market like this it's
always IN favor OF the buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08
CLEARED

Ship Albany, Watson Hayre.
orque vahaa Thatcher Cadiz Ellen Cowpand Port land Me-
Brg Patscy Bouu Peterson Belize Wetmpkn Norton Mo-
hle mississippi Blanchard Bath Dnen, Roia-on Charlc,ton.
Schrs TRIO Wickmon, BOstoa; Star, G;ng, Ncwbsn Daniel
Webster Weeaes Baltmore Sarah, SmIth, Ne" Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08

MISSISSIPPI Hon. Thomas H. Williams has declined the
regular Opposition nomination Governor of Mississippi as
Chapman Lew irregular had done before him. 1t is pre-
sumcd that T NJ. Tucker, Esq. of Lowndes Co will be
nominated He is opposed to paying the State Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-08
BRoKFy DosEs-.pRosCRIPTIOya

~ a, a meeting of tho 8 Demecrstic Republican Van
Buren, Locc-Foco1 Ward Committee Of the Sirh Ward
held the Sixth Ward Hotel on Monday evening April 3Oth
/ 1910 1t
Resolred, That Committee of Three be appointed for
the purpose OF waiting upon his Honor the Mayor with
spcct request that he will cscnd the warrants of those
Marshals present holding the who friendly
the present Administration.
The following persons appointed said Committee
SHlvERS PARKER. JOHN MCMAHON. JOHN McGRATH.
ReSorcG That th said Committee be also directed 10 call
on the Alderman Alderman and Inspector of
the Ward requesting them employ any but
known TO be friendly 0 the present Administration
Mr. Gage the Superintendent of Streets, with similar
request employ but friendly the present
Administration and discharge from his employ all those
opposed to it.
j AsDss SsN i9ssollr' }seo,osarie..
These Resolutions appeared. without syllable of dissent
in the Erening Post as well Nsv Era of the following
day The Post uop thinks Prescription very horrible
Reason-,he wrong bull is gorns and the wrong being
gored!
= HIS New-Halnpshire Patriot the Albany Argus, &c
quote with great gaso such decaces the following:
ne T. Herald says. The Wing party in this State
Is gong to the devil straight as the crow flies -
Inc next day the journals viii have long quotations
:" from the New-iork Herald. a Wig paper Is this
honest
u The Columbia steamship left Halifax for England al
St P NJ. on Monday the Sd inst