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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-23
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL az. Is4a.
Cleared

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Ship ChsrIss, YsiIOny from Bordeaux, 1th March, with bran
Ship 0ssn,. ,ass.on, Iaday' from New Orleans with cot
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Brig Metamors, A.hhy, isd,ys from Havana, With mdne to
@ l. Meacham. The NJ has had a Iiict on board for 7 days,
and wa.r, port d exclusively in Monday Herald.
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Bias, Howe,, for New York, sailed the d.s before.
Brig Ashley, sterw God, 8 day sfrom Charleston, with cotton,
&c 10 Durham & Dimop. lsth inst, LIT 80 30, lon rs 10, erchzn-
ped signals W IN ship II Allen. hence for Charleston.
Brig Msjesiic, Dyer, from, M,ayagusz 7h inst, with mo
Ia..ss, &c. to Stevens and 7 Harmony co.
~. ar. &c to Mason X Thomps,n. Sid in CO Frances Ellen,
for NYork and Hanover, for BAH.
Brig Geo gis, Lambert, is days from New Orl ans. wi hsu
ger 10 Durham Z Dimon on The fortugA spoke bark Mary
Kin ball, 4 days from st Jossphs for Havrs 18th inst. lat 81, en-
ehNg sigosls with ship John Cadmus, goth inst, spoke scbr
st Thomas. from Newbury port for Charleston.
Brig shamrock, Smith, IL days from Matznxas, with sugar
Badger b Peck. Vessels lett before reported.
Brig Mary Gill, ~ days from 81 John, PR, with sugar, NC 10
ThoIpsou b Adams. Vessels left before reported.
Sith sugar, &e, to Msson.h Tho spsoa. cid in co biss Ma
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Passengers Arrived.

raS-Brig Ed ward reported in. yestsrday's Her
ald)-MIs F Day, nurse and two children, Miss Thew. MIss
Owens, Miss Dean, Miss Johnson, Miss De Josve, George X
Porter, J B sherrerd, 8 sh. rrerd, w 3 McGuckln, J Thomp-
.os, . 4 IA Lane SAINT Mckinley, A De Jouve' T M Groves
6 GfHnsttrss sSr- A.hly-Dseta F Cos,nssr I'M 6 &
Aebrt Hale, = Mullen, So Slmons, q Archer. L PARKER,
pyIat, w u Norcrcss, VIC Abbot, M Sylvester, 1 J Z
81. MARKs-Brig William-T Hay ward & lady Miss A Hay
war;, Miss = Hayw ard. two Masters Hayward, Mr.. Brodie,
cnnda and servants; Mr. Lyon, child and servant; MIRA Sesrey, 2
eh,ioren and servant; Mrs Demilly and child; Mrs Mspes, Miss
Deiany, MIA Hnop, Mr. White. Master Gotten, w II Hall x
saugh'er, mrs Parker, c M Wels, Capt q Eleridge, C q
Nsw osLEsys-ship vieksburz-Mn C C Berry. Mrs wm
CIarhe, = Shndren and 2 ssrvants; Mrs + A Clarke, child and
servants mes1sC n Swords, 7 b Bennett, L J Bird, O Bar
NEw os5.Ay.JShip osocse-Mr, Nm Lee and child. Mr. r
Usherj j.; NTH worstell, Master L Phillips, and IS In the
New ~ORLrASs-Ship John Minturr-capt C Graham. II q
army, lady and servant; q stephens, c 3 stsri, mr stiiv,Il-
40 in the stsersge.
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NEw ORLLAss-Bng Oeorgia-F q Hill, r Pe,laut. A An
xS"IIca,coIs"ship MsriSs wa.hinston-R Mayors, L
Belant
wilson and . children, and Mr. Allen
BospEAur-ship Charlss-0 oldAsd and @ Fisher, Of Bal.
BAvArA-srig Mstamors-Cspt Russell, Z Glover, v Del
Compo. AID r Cerero.
GusTaMs, PR-Brs N,uvoo-James II Bsass Of D ,stss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-23

State of Trade

A Buffalo paper remarks as 10 ws The canal FIR ON
BlackRock-three miles north Of this city-opens fer the
season tomorrow, and we observe more than the usual
number Of boats here on the opening of navigation. All
are fast loading for Albany, bat they must Tor the next
twenty OF thirty days be taken down the Niagara to the
Black Rock basin before they can enter the canal, in
consequence of the improvements now in progress.
They will also clear at that place, not this. By the 18th
of May the contractors think The work will be completed
and the new channel between this city and the Rock
ready for navigation, not before.
A consolidation of several lines has been formed on
the canal, which will endeavor to charge and adopt a
certain card Of prices on merchandise and produce pass
ing to and from the ~seaboard, but there are others own.
ing boats Who have not acquiesced in this arrangement,
and will, as we said a few days ago, run their craft
between this city and Albany without reference to
the above consolidation. The card prices are as fol-
lows =
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PRICES or PRoUsIoNs.
Married.

Married.
On Thursday morning the 2lst instant, at St. Pauls
Chapel, by the RI Rev. the Bishop of New York, the
Rev. JEDIDIAH HUNTISGroN NJ. d. of College Point, to
MARY, daughter Of the late Rev. Joshua Huntington, OF
Boston, Mass.
At Taunton, 10Th inst. Of brain fever, JOHN SHAW, OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. s., with his daughters. the celebrated
vocalists, arrived on the 18th inst. to give q Concert.
He wsstaken i'll next morning.
On the l3.h instant of Consumption, at Little Falls,
New Jersey, SUSANNA, the wife Of John Bromley, janr.
woollen manufacturer, formerly of Dewsbury in York.
shire, England.
Yesterday morning, after a lingering illness, JOSEPH
WHITE, aged "a
On the evening Of Thursday the 2lst inst, HErRr M
FRANcrs, eyed so years..
on the Goth, of consumption, Miss Julia CoMBs, aged
~ years and , months.
On the goth inst, WALTER HWY, aged a years.
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m 10 S;B;: i j 8: f E:s ;.lS,. .s : s1;.s i .iS:;; KS. : e 3 J bi As.
ma ms1 e.: & L ss5s,sy g, g. L !. I s%;,sa Dc f SSSI n + & J J \ , FL.
srsndy Il i LessrNaS c. i Bia sard-.s do lOLhd. Rsn.aid {
5 do Uoriis !. css'iioaesi es 50 hf pipe, % a. do v sarssiou
90 ek annsita 2 bales 1853 hf pes brandy as or cksdosa bbls to
order.
HAvANA-Brg MetamoIa-2oo boxes sugar Moses TAYLOR
IS hhds do 30 hhds molasses Spoford. Tleston X co-7s sugar
Minturn K CO. l2 bags coffe eMuilen * co-3s logs cedar 3 bx
MDepaga y eoyV2 60 B Baqssl-5s q, bs ssgar. D B1sbeck-
r. Cohe-l r Valdc-74 + Pouye-50 bx sesavs " " Wilder
9l7 J VI Matthe WIS., bx 3 &C so, 90 oranges 1000 segars q l.
M~eacham-i Mary Bates-l efk 2 bx J B Lasala & Co-2o shgs
to order.
sIsAL-Brig Wisconsln..-lsoo otis logwoed SO sacks salt Sas
skins BoneiaSd & TThesaua@i bis deer skins Meyers staf:n
1888 2 bis deer skins IS do hemp $1,000 A Patrnlta--l00 bis
skins A r ,ssind.
MARAcAIBo-Scbr Foam--s0 bags coffee 40 cedar blanks l
vara 22s tedar logs % stcks balaustre $40 cocoa nuts 9s7 cedar
boards to u Mills.
MArANzAs-Brig Shamrock-6s5 bns sugar J Taylor-3 hhds
Mayer u Stucken-2q, geo orar gs TO the master.
Sr JOHN, PR-BIig Bourne-il7 hhds 81 bis sugar Maitland,
kennedy y co-5l hhts do u De Forest * COST bnds do 2 cases
j Welsh. Phila.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-23
Present DUN.

nMr. Clays argument was good for anything at all,
this voluntary movement fthe British Minister entirely
destroys it. But the great feature in the change is the
fact admitted by Sir Robert Peel that it is made solely on
the groundth hat the duties oppressed the people, destroy
ed theirtrade, occasioned great distress, and were totally
inadequate for purposes Of revenue, and to this avowsl
the late Minister, Lord John Russell, although his poll.
teal opponent gave his appreciation. Now in the face
of these facts, how it is possible that a person possessing
common senses and protesting to be a statesman, should
attempt, at this late day, to make the American people
consent to high duties for protection. surpasses belief.
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Friday, April aa.-6 p. M.

The rise in stocks, for the pest few days, has caused
the failure Of several brokers, known technically as
''besrs." One gave way yesterday, and another to-day
Stocks. however, continued to i~mprove-Delaware and
Hudson rose I per cent; Farmers Trust 4 per cent; Ohio
SIS 2 per cent; Long Island. I; Canton, / Mohawk, III;
Harlem, | American Exchange Bank 2.
A Washington paper states that offers have been made
Tor the new government loan at par, and otherwise on
favorable terms. This is a very doubtful statement
There were to-day n" quotatiOns for the United states o
per cent stock, but for the 81, redeemable in ls4a, "a was
offered, at SO asked. The price may be called s6, at which
rate the stock would yield II per cent; an equivalent 'or
-a6 per cent stock ofthe same date and tenor would be VS.,
and for the offering price e7A. Now the new socA -
taken at par, it must be in consequence oil some adVsh'
tage obtained in the medium Of payment; but 1t seems
even in such case but a portion Of so small an amount ss
81, SOC, 600 is bid for.
A late law Of this state provides, that in order to re.
plenish the Safety Fund all the banks subject to that
law shall commence the payment OF one.half Of one per
cent on their capital, until the sum paid in shall be sufi
cient to meet the present charges on the fund; and after
that to continue the payments until three per cent on the
whole stock is accumulated. As this collection is mostly
to meet the bills Of the broken banksthose bills are taken
in payment by thu Comptroller. Hence, most Of the
banks have bought sufficient Of those bills, at q deprecia-
ton, to discharge their quotas for two years. The Bank
of America, and the Merchants B ank, refuse to take any
such adv antsge, but will meet their instalmentsp prompt
ly. 1T a very hard matter, that through the neglect of
the proper officers, weak and mismanaged banks are o.
lowed to run on until they involve the sound institutions
in heavy losses. 1t ID great injustice, that prudent men
should be obliged to pay the debts of improvident specu.
la tors.
An arrangement has been entered into between the
Albany City Bank and the President Of the Bank Of Sill.
yer Greek, by which the latter is to receive the moneys
taken for canal tolls at the Buffalo office, and transmit the
same to the Albany Bank for a slight consider.
alton.
The canals Of the State were opened on the 2Oth, and
at shutdown forty FIVE boats had cleared at the Collectors
Office, paying $s,97s tolls. The tow boats from this port
arrived up with full freights and 81 cleared. The show Of
freights is reported less than at the same period last year.
This of course is to be expected, from the small business
doing. The following are the sums received at the Col
lector's Office in this city on the first day of the navigs-
tiop for the Last three
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Good damaged

The above prices show an advance upon the previous
sales.
FLOUR Sales have been made of common brands,
Genesee at Sc, ISL at, 37a 300 bbls Georgetown SSH; 600
bbls Richmond country $S,slf; Philadelphia $t,75a6,s7i;
Brandy wine $5,Sls5,S7. Rye Flour $3a3, %. Cornmeai
So s7Aa3 ,O6t. $500 bushels North River Corn at 6s cents
weight, and 5000 bushels New Orleans at a slight ad.
vance on the last sale, which was IS cents. Sales of
North River Oats were made at 46 cents. $50 hhds
Porto Rico Sugar at 4ta6cts.
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There appears to be no change in flour or grain in
this market. Our old quotations are good for to. day.
We learn from Buffalo, under date OF the 10Th instant,
that Q sale Of 5000 bushels Of illinois wheat that has lain
In store there during the winter, was made at 400.
Some inquiry was made after -four at IS, l2a5 20, hut no
sales have transpired. Corn was better in the eastern
markets, which has induced holders there to ship as fast
as possible. That market might be cleared al 40 cents.
The western barley in, has not been sold; and as it is a
new article with the brewers, they must try its qualities
before buying. Samples of it are now in process Of
g growing"