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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-One man had a
leg cut of, and another foot, by a locomotive at
West Steckbridge last Saturday. One Of the suffer-
ers has wife and three children dependent upon
him for support Ought not the conductor Of the 10.
conceive be made to pay the expenses Of the family
till the injured man is fully recovered2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

o. The following publications have just been issued
from this ofice-No. o. Alson's History of Europe;
Mercedes of Castillo the First Voyage of Columbus, by
Cooper in two volumes 50 cents The Rocky Mountains,
Scenes and Adventures in the Far West, by Washing
Irving rs cents; The Adventures Ferdinand Count
Fsthom, by smolett, - cents; the March number oil
Bla kwoods Magazine; also Angela. Love and Guilt,
byF. A. Durivage, ,at cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

10 shares Commercial Bank, 81; 80 do Wilmington
Railroad 81 100 do Hat 3; S2l0 Lehgh Mortgage Loan
4St $4,000 Tennessee per Bonds 67t $4,000 United
states per cents, 1862 1901; l share North America
Bank, 279i; Is shs Planters Bank, Tennessee, IS.
ArrER BoARp--l9 shares Western Bank, SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

EARTHouAKE-A slight shock was felt at Mem
phs, Tenn. on the 10Th instant, between 10 and II
O'Clock in the morning. These American earth
quakes are caused more by heavy wagons run over
frozen roads than by any reyulsion in nature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
ELECTION IN BANGoR.-Bradford Harlow has beel
elected Mayor, by a majority of 1856 votes.

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Another splendid display o
novelties is presented for this evening. Three ex-
celent and highly successful meo-dramas are
announced" Esmeralda," =" Cramond Brig" and
for the last time, the "ColIegians" A capital bill,
and which will doubtless draw crowded
house Thorne's persevering efforts for the grati6-
cation of his numerous patrons, well merit rich
reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

The WEATHER. Yesterday was a cold, buster
ing, winter like day. 1t was more of January than
a March day. In New Orleans trees are blossom
ing and green peas daily expected in market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer.
Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Woodruff and

March 23.-The Grand Jury brought in true bill
against Benjamin Slater for in the first degree in
setting fire to premises 333 Broadwayhe dwelling part
being occupied by Peter Iangthe by Thos H. and
John l.. selby-on the 2sth OF last November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

PRosPEcrs.-Business and building in Boston pro-
misses to be excellent the ensuing season Contracts
for new stores and houses have already been made
to considerable extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
Herald Literary Depot.

All the and cheap literary publications. OF the day
are for sale wholesale and retail the HERALD OFpor,
northwes, corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24
City InteIIlgenco.

INFAHTlcIDR mulatto woman, named Susan
Hunter, was arrested yesterday, by Deputy Coroner
Milliken on a charge of causing the death Of her
newly born male infant, which was found in sink
in the rear of No. 4 Bayard street. She was com
mitled until the Coroner holds an investigation -
The physicians called in to examine the body OF the
child have decided that it was full grown, and 10
all appearances must have been born alive
FALSE PRErENoEs Michael Clark, an Irish hack
driver. OF the corner Of Washington and Duane
streets, was arrested yesterday, charged by MaTtn
Finn with obtaining $3.50 in money from hun, on
representation that he going to Providence, IL.
L. 10 purchase apples for Finn. He alleges that he
went 10 Providence, bet finding that apples had
'rz refused TO purchase, and returned 10 this city
having lost the money. Refusing to give a proper
account OF his mission, return The funds, he was
held TO bail TO answer the offence.
FUGITIVE ARREsrEp.-James Leggett alias Viii.
son, was arrested on Wednesday evening, by officer
Young OF Philadelphia, assisted by several OF cur
police and lodged in the City Prison, to await the
requisition of the Governor of Pennsylvania He
stands charged with several grand arcenes ana bur-
garies, committed in the city of Philadelphia.
ANN MALCOLM DEAp.-This woman wife OF
Francis K. Malcelm, of 6s2 Walter street, who was
severely burned on the 18th instant, by her clothes
accidentally taking fire, died at the City Hospital
Monday, in great suffering. Her husband and John
Whitman, who were in the room at the time of the
accident were arrested the charge of causing he
death, but were subsequently discharged as it was
fully shown that her clothes accidentally caught
fire.
ELLEN JOHNSON alias Mayfeld, the woman who
charged two boys some weeks since, with attempt
ing TO commit rape on her person in lPell street.
was yesterday sent to Backwels Island, as com
mon vagrant, for two months, in hopes that she
would be induced to reform her dissOue habits
She IS a very good looking young woman, with a
peculiarly bright expressive eye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

AfIEw KIND MAoIc.-The pretty Miss Darling takes
her benefit tomorrow and in her card that she
will sell tickets in person at the Office of the Museum 1t
will be considered very well worth quarter, to have
good look at her pretty face There is after all
magic like that of a sweet face and bright eyes,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS AT GUADELoupE.-
We are happy to learn that efficient arrangement.
have been made in this city for obtaining the
means of contributing to the relief of the unfortu-
nate Colonists of Guadeloupe. An appeal to the
benevolent feelings of our citizens will not in this
case be made in vain. We are sure that the
TONS OF other countries will permit their fellow
euzens IRON France to ou,strp them in this work
oil mercy. II Is unnecessary to add one word in
favor OF this movement, and we only direct atten-
ton to the notice of the meeting held Yesterday. to
be found IN our advertising col umns
NAvAL-The frigate Brandywine, Captain Par.
ker, dropped down from Norfolk last Sunday. She
is bound for the East Indies.
The brig Boxer, Lieut.. Balus, was at Matanzas
on the 9Th inst
Our navy appears to be both remarkably active
a1d unfortunate nowadays Within three years
two sloops OF war have been lost, one completey
dismasted, and several vepels run ashore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-24

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAUS CELEBRATED
SPECIFIC PILLS. for the of Gonorrh1, elect. and
all unpleasant discharges from the urehra is now the
only remedy used in Europe for those distressing COM
plants SO great has been their success IN Paris that
they have caused the establishment of the whole medical
profession and Professor Velpeau, their celebrated in
venor boldly asserts that he can cure the worse
case gonorrhe with these pills in less than half the
time occupied by the old, and now obsolete renedies
THE CoLLsoE MEDICINE AND PHsRMAcy or THE
CRY or NEw YoRK, since the Introduction OF those Pills
into the United States nv them, have sold more than
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BOXES and they defy single
instance Of failure be produced. Aggravated Of
upwards of years continuance have been speedily
cured by them without confinement taintng the breath,
dissgreeng with the stomach any Of the dsogrceabe
effects of the old treatment
CAur,oy-As these pills known to be the only
specific for Gonorrhea and elect, persons requiring
them hereby informed that they are to be bad
genuine at the Office OF the College, 81 Nassau street, NJ
York. Price 81 per box Of one hundred Pills
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office Of the College OF Medicine and Phar-
macy, 81 Nassau street
B.--Persons living at distance can obtain crest,
containing sufficient quantity of the above remedies,
with full directions, guaranteed to effect cure IN all
cases. Price SO.
CO liberal discount allowed to soun'ry P'acu
TONERS and drug gss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
Corn Trade.

Flour is gradually and steadily declining in this mar.
ket The sales have been TO extent at 81 623
Genesee; Ohio 81 50 81 SO, Georgetown - 433 New
Orleans continues dull,we quote sales at - o7& 81
co. which embraces all brands. Richmond City sells at
s. 30; Brandywne 81 so; Alexandria sells at 81 37t
81 III Pennsy 81 ait Corn Meal remains as last
quoted Brandy wine 81 s7& bbs New Jersey 50 rs Rye
Flour-we quote at 81 s7a 3d. for North River and Jsr
sey.
At Philadelphia, further reduction in -four OF !; the
general price sat- at mich there have bsen saleswe
hear oil one Of 400 bbls and Of 600 to-day Rye Meal
has further advancedsome sales have been made at So
may be considered the general prices 200 bbls were
sold at this yesterday Corn Meal continues at ~ SIT
ports this week Flour 1885 bbls 1855 to British Colo
MES, 800 West india South American l50 Corn Meal
1913 to British Colonies 100 to West Indies 20 South
America Rye Meal-si4 to British Colonies
At Cincinnati on the 9Th inst, -four met with quick
sales rates The demand exceeds the supply
Sales we're made at 50 O9a3 Is.
At Rochester, the demand for -four continues dull and
there little selling that it is difficult to fix upon the
price. We have heard OF 200 barrels being sold since sa
turday last, at s. o. Holders generally ask S. We
have reason to believe that there but little flour in the
place. and fast Is manufactured in any quantity il
is disposed Of under the apprehension of fall ia prices
the East in consequence Of the large quantities tending
that direction. Buyers offer s5assc for wheat but there
IL none in market.
At New Orleans on the 9th inst -four arriving in
large quantities. and prices suffered slight decline from
former quotations Round lots Of Ohio brands could
hardly be disposed Of at 50 TO- and Of St Louis at 50
though small parcels Of the latter for bakers use s
command IS SIT We quote the range OF the market nj
W 7osS t per barrel, according quality brands &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
CIRCULATION AND SPECIE OF THE New YoRK CITY BANKS
JULY, l842, AND JAN. l843
Total 4469s5I 5,973s@ 46ss53 1919 $50
E.stin mate Nav s

Estimate May Is, 1913, 5000, 900 100000
From July to January, the specie increased 10 cent
and the circulation remained nearly the same. The es
mate of circulation for Msy may be under the mark as
well the specie, which has risen fully 100000
The amount Of business paper rather decreases the
southern crop seasons approach their close without be-
ing replaced from the western trade. In fact, the
great change going in the modes of business pre-
cudes the rapid increase Of paper The late law abolish
ing the bank commissioner is, in its operation, looked
upon destructive of the country banks land great
want of confidence prevails in them This for the most
part exhibits itself in the fact that when notes lodged
fer collection with city bank the amount not paid
passed the credit of the Of the note formerly
but the city bank gives check for the amount the
country bank, which check is sold in the street. It is
supposed that the law in connection with the nfu.
Of the Boston railroad in changing the current of
trad will prove disastrous to most of the banks OF the
Interior and they will be unable to keep any crcu-
Iatisn.
The business of the country is rapidly improving but
the whole fabric of paper credits is shattered The mos:
experienced fnanciers display the greatest contrarey
opinions on the position of affairs The institutions al
though they lean freely on stocks at short dates and in
some low four per cent yet they charge Eve
per for loans at six months and making
leans for longer period. showing want Of confidence
in continuance of the present abundance Of money for
any length Of time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
Foreign Importations.

CANroN-ship Levant-5s2 bf chit. Young Hyson l4s ch
do 47 h do Pouchong 81 do do Imperial Gil 10 bx do chs
Tyson s 10 opeai 1888 do Tyson 1870 can s.s 1873 h 1875
do u ucho 100 chs Ska, 1903 bf do do $3.50 rolls
ting $50 bx ginger y DO china war; essh do snehoag 1870
d.r as ID BIS do 25 chi. Imperial 9s cases silks bss
l3 ID IL, Bottle Trott-0 cheats 30 rolls mating
Swan-2 hf chests chests do POT do souchong
rolls mating bxs eubpowde bxs mdz 1875 ID bxs do 10 hf
imperial $50 hf chests poucong Francis Teman-i28 ID bxs
hyson 277 hi do Da, Brooks b. sweameas 2bxs tea
II Lows bxs 'm6z A Mof-a china ware Forbs-8 cs
silks 1872 chests ssuchcng 800 If iwarkay II Nc
Firlesa,36 chest. byon 3s7 half DE- X Talbo,-2i
pkg. pednch-l59 hfch hyson cs silk Douglass-lo
doF Del.ns1l3 e en- MeMishallCnl and 10 2ob bx,
tea rne. roll mating phgs mSz Hely-s bx Cumshaw
m is eania 10 oh hyson g, hd do ca ;ik to order
Skildng Ferrs222 bags offee do209 Geo Leland
27l Hubbard, Chcner. co-ll8 Remsop-l9 G. Read
IS w Smith-I5 w Smtb-60 Brush co-i6 ID Mile
100 Brown-3l2 B Sackett-40 N Drury-69 seroons
obacc do 80 bags coffee Rossire co.'s obac-
do-lO2 bag. coffee Burlager Harter46 ordert logs
ma, ogany 0rosheim & Schreiber-50 hides do.
MALAoA-Brg Kenhawa700 bxs raisns Notenius Paven-
tedi99 do 1898 hfdo 252 or 1893 cks Wais-2pkgs mdse
order.
GuAYAMA-Brg Joseph-i70 hds sugar De Forest Coo
Masoa u Thompsou-30 do molasses TO order.
CuRAcoA-Schr Hurd500 bags salt Boonen Graves-l25 bis
skins IL tons Rio Hache wood Foulk.
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Domestic Importations.

Nsw hid, tobacco JeoS
aos isns to sSse %s 81 ns
"a smith, Mil. cosa arilIa Latoulss..-T
S ewS flour 90
isa pett 30 hid. oS Booiman Johnson ce,S COILS
rope Wood Johnston Burnt-is bbl' lard Field Thompson
Ntw otLr...5shp oeon.e-a7 bIl, lard so1 ksss d. IS
co~ssa tess lard small Williams co-ss bII. flour 4
Durham sSnoa hhds sugar Buck SGIias hds
l es'isT ef Pts Sass se:
9S' Gsm.. w'S sae uaqH Collin. sosc
grease Sht. bae:o hs9r, Tongue: Ms.is% s:ms 6.
sIS 80 box u boz
A. Sss 80: '2sesfs
IL hin S Ssss scn pr castor o
81 ;:s ssT
Bush Lo hha tobacco job. E Dc G 6S
gu 8 s % a
SSl: p 81 ba p h sSa wos
bb' lad 100 do our 100 do whiskey 100 packs buffalo
S1w Pa. Sso oil ss. Name T.o
sS S 90 M ~: s% ss @ sS:
Sss :. iS;'s1 hide.
Nsw ,sns SSSdha,
s w% /: sS. ws &c sHs
BIook,lsO do BossTI Kneesndi 10 do Bar,iow Pope
do Sis'fxS FI%s: kSi S M9
bhe deer skins B'rcnard Tbs b,nd-2 do VIM MsIbIr
MoBrLE-shp Mary Pnlips-iio bales cotton Ncwboid h
ar do Robert Hy.iop so1-0T doV,pdervoort BRAY.
| "a disd, ehomsson Ad msio do Perrin, Hopkiu.97
4 |, Maaud & cosO do n C Prau-6s do WGreen CO.
II Jp RobWiams-i'0 do Andrew, ca bxs hard
Ing Mct}croon co.. do tobacco Agncw sons-i d,
m ne ok Anthony Mehony- b. gang 10 coils pc
| orter-7o hides 2bundei deer 'kn' l,sac evensJr
ApaLAcHIcoLA-schr Poomac-T5 les cotton Booru an &
Jehastop- So Bryant Matand-i Everett. Baitet-?3
Mil-c Brown Demock-2 txi md1e Center cod bali
Richardson cog6O0 slaves 1857 sticks cedar Edsa-
l cask tobacco Perkins N HoIhms -.
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portion of the receipts is to go forward to
the North and there no stock in the warehouses Ar
rived during the last three days loe6a barrels Cleared
for New York 1882 Boston 1854, Havana lOO 81 Johns
N F. 1880 St. Thomas $780, Jamaica too Attakopas, Ola
barrels
At Baltimore.-Howard street Flour has been steady
through the week at S4is3, and about 1000 brs have
been taken lots for shipment The receipt price is also
steady at S4O6t City Mills sold early in the week to
extent, for export 10 South America at S4375 on
time adding interest for fresh ground but yesterday hold
gave way and aaooo brls in lots also fresh ground
were taken at 81 % per bril- cash susquehanna has been
selling in lots at but the stock at present is light
Rye Flour sold early in the week 50 per bril- which
was an advance it is now held at 50 ST. We have no
transactions in Corn Meal to report The inspections
for the week 6572 bbs flour. Cleared in the same time
for foreign ports, 46s bbls.
Annexed Is list Of quotations at the principal markets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15

by-5d Slas Brown8 do James Prescott-8 boxes Tdze
Peek saysu-2O0 sticks esdsJames Edsel-5s boxes mus
acts do mdz master ~ .
APALAcHIcoLA-Schr Emily-93 bales cotton w Maitland
10 Gray Crosby-soW C'ae5o kichardson-3 boxes mdz
x w Hnoh-6e sticks cedr 10 order.
APALAcHrcoLA-Br'g Nornan-s31 bales cotton Roornap,
johns ton * coo sticks cedar Edsel
PEnsAcoLA-Bsrque Zulette25e bales cotton Koopman--
IS Is bales skins 1894 hides Is bxs mdse Roberts
Williams
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State OF Trade.

At the close of business Saturday, prices of the
leading products stood as follows =
.ashes-Pots in demand at Al holders are not in
cned TO sell at that price. Pearls5t.
Fiour-Genesee 81 So Al, Ohio sal; southern, 81 Is
a437t. Rather a better feeling in -four to-day.
Pork-Ohio city inspection, S9H at; prime $7s
u; state mess, city inspection, SCI; prime S7t a7,.
Beg-Mess, city inspection, s.; prime So; mess, coun
try inspection, s7f a7i prince $St aSa.
Lard-5& a cents.
Hams-Pork, in pickle, ~ s cents; smoked, cts.
Shouiders-Smoked, 3 4 cents.
Buter-From 81 to l3c.
Grsin-whest s7i soc; rye, 6oc; corn 81 5Sc oats,
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15

$3,3t0,o0O
also ownsCaboutrhslf of all the internal improve.
ments in the State and has uniformly surplus in the
Treasury. Its population s 100000. ranking the fifth
State the Union and exceeds any other State in the
production of corn hogs, &C. In ability to pay and
smaness of debt will be observed she stands better
than any other State in the Union which has contracted
debts.
is rumored that Mr. Jaudon late Of the United States
Bank is to 60 out in the Hiberna of tomorrow to nego
ate in way with European holders of the Psnnsy
vana State Stocks, in relation to the public improve.
ments and debt of the State and with view place the
whole matter in position that shall be mutually advan
ageous to both the State and her creditors It is said
ALSO that Mr. Jaudons expedition is undertaken with the
consent of Governor Porter.
The manner in which the Wall street papers give CON-
mercis information is highly amusing. As an instance
the Commercial of yesterday gives the consgnees Of
specie by the Great Western. We will compare the
manifest wi that statempnt Eollowa.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-15
Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN-Barque Hadson-C Simmons, and 70 the steer
age.
NEw ORLEANs-Sbip Vicksburg-Norman Bosrdman, Thos
hitney, Master z Field-25 in the steerage
New rANs-Shr Saratoga-Mw Danl Leroy, children
and servant, Geo Hussey, ID Coins2O the seerage
New ORLEANs-Shp Oconee-Henry Eschauzier aud 81 in
the sfeerage.
MoBLE-Ship Mary Franees-Messrs Searls and Webster
30 in ateerage
.APALAcHIcoLA.BIis Norman-B Nomse and lady Ste
lady, Mrs Hurd Miss Hurd, Miss l. Hurd,
Miss Cotton Col q Hur
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL A ysa 'Heer'
gSf,yss NJs. n IAN nd lis Fuifo~ ,s ssif

MONDAY.
Large sac al French and other bedsteads soia wa'oope
upholstery articles feather beds hair m,s'e pr
los. bcl.,e curtains, looking sas.s. a,rs iaTp' s,n
o'clock in the sale rooms II. ,or.,,v If comma.
ny giving up the business aud comprising ,ome 'ul' splendid
Also same time first rae rosewood and sucerb mahogany
,a,rumsn bob new and secondhand including s.oaaso
worcester AID Durham, Barmores premium Hearings
Al,c some choice Boston and Albany pianos will be ar
Aio fine lu, OF rosewood and mahogany ven boards
and '''''' Tor piano ,oS '1s f fSEspS .s1s
snE French CLOTHS, ca,smerss, .heetinss :hTti"S: linens.
" nd
jewery, music'l instruments, &C.
Also SO travelling up 11E;oNrsp.v
At,asI 0corI, At the sales ROOM
urn of all descriptions and every variety of
A''''''' THURSDAY,
Ati0x O'Clock in the sales room.
Large of soa. chairs, French and other beds.ads
s- 500 BY GARTER co.
TUESDAY. 18th May.
ymads Fun:us !; Be :Sld without re-, rsie S
stand French bed.,e1d' marble Top dressing 6ors.1I.
sS. 'ssa
end .ssn TOP
forte velvet rocker hair seat rockers hou c'oci and one
a ntp,e Yry Goods, Boot, q. &cTTE0WBRlpDGE
Broadway by ordr Of whom conceT cases OF ladies
hats ,oce Of black lace ves ladies' cuffs do cases
'ei sS'Is "
dinner ard pitchers lamps plain and cut umbler
compsns assortment well worthy he attention OF FAM
Also, some household furniture.
All to be sold without mis- ltAec
A UCTION NOTICE-OTL PAINTI NGs-A. LEVY
"A will sell Tuesday morning. at II o'clock, at ISL Broad
way, excellent collection of Oil Paintings all framed part
Of which selection of gentleman having broken
them paintings by Rchardson
Birch &C. with others by old masters. Please ca and zee
them. nib Ner
A UCTION NOTICE-A CARD.-Bel Howard, auc-
N tionee No a2 Ann and lis sutton street. notice to
their friends AMI the pubic TINT their regular sales will be as
follows
Every wEDNEsD AY and sATUkDAY-Funiture and
House k- eping articles in general. :.
On TUESDAYS ard FRlDAYS-Sales OF Dry Goods OF
all descriptions Fancy Articles Clothing Cutlery, Jewey,
&C.; what we term, Variety Sale. -
We have made arrangements the different depart
Satisfaction to and Ichasers
Sales regular shine prompt and tar adj
~ BELL & HOWARD.
ml35tsec THOMAS BELL, Auconcer.
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In the sixy.third year of his age, DAVID C. MUNbY.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock
from his late residence of Laght and Greenwich
Streets
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M ARITIME HERALD
Sailing Days or the steam shIps.
Ship Masters and Aeonts.

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
Pon Of The Shipping lst The Port WHENCE they :sed The
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending th, Once all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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because they cannot transfer it readily. 1t will be
membered in the Boorman Co that their contract
with Little Co., fell due while the books closed
here sAd they repudised the debt the ground that
transfer by power was not valid. With such example
before their eyes, people who would otherwise buy the
stock lose confidence. The price Of the stock is So
and shrewd men say would rise to they could free
ly transfer it, Here is difference Of 80 per cent which
on capital OF s6soOOOO, is equal to 100000. Hence
by the inudcious conduct OF few individuals at Louis
ve one OF whom is Boormans principal. the stockhol
ders suffer actually much by the whole Lewis fraud
During the abundance OF money and advance Of stocks
hhsurprising that little Of the debt Of Tennessee ID
known in this market The total debt is as folews:-
DIET TENNEssEK.
R R,ae ~ s1pa Bonds SS % ads a.s1 Mssrey
Internal Imp't, 50" 100000 Scattering.
fetal, $3,300,000
Tbs State owns the whole capital Of the Bank OF
Tennessee, $30e0,000
Do do of the Union Bank, 500, 900
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SINGING.

SINGING.
MADAM SUTTON, having arranged to Italy the
A beginning OF August receiving pupils until that
time give finishing Lessons n the Italian nch and kngish
Vsecai. tho first Europe, increasing strength and
with astonishing rapidy. Her puI s vii have the
advantage Of her singing with them, which be parsed
by MASTER alone who have been eminent Ladies' de-
OF availng themselves Of Madam SuttOn limited
ascertain terms &c. by appIcatona n Chambers street,
from O'Clock uIl2 MI tmsr