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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01
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pages ded With the gems Of literature and the fine
The low price which will be issued renders the
cheapest periodical this other country
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enclosing the amount Of subscription be frank
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The treasury notes Of the federal are in de-
mand at per cent premium, being the investment which
is most readily available, with the least risk the banks
The stock debt has also rapidly the specu
lave feeling created by the movement of the
banks. The finances Of the government are in wise
improve ell since the stock refused on all hands On
the contrary, they daily becoming worse. The Sc.
cretary Mr. Forward, who hes in his resignation
estimates the deficit for the coming year and
the Committee of Way and Means have reported against
aduy coffee AL which would yied to 81 1000 600.
fresh issue OF treasury will be made which will
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M A RITIM E H Err A L D
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SnvEY, Of News Fleet Re-
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will also confer favor by
sending to this Office all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received. =
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERPooL-Packet ship Hottineuer-John Martinot, w
Ws,d o. New York. Prof ratlok williams College, Mass;
CSnt Loyd Johnson, New Brunswck57 in the
HAyRE-racket ship Francois s-John A Bachelor, A Jo-
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DoInestIc IrnportatIons.

NEW ORLEANs-Brg Susan Spoffod-986 bbls flour Dwight
Johnsonl50 do Wilson Butler242 do pork do lard
do hams do shoulders Doughty43 do pork 81 do lard
Nevus
New ORLEASs-Brg H,storsal2O hhds sugar Roberts &
co-s9 Maitland, Kennedy COTS hhds moasses Havens
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State OF Trade.


Sales of real estate have been made with the lawing
results -
story brick store No. 81 Broad street; lot ~ feet "a
inches front and by 100 feet inches deep; store
vers nearly the whole lot, $4,000
story brick sc Broad street lot % feet "a inches
front and 10Y feet inches deep store covers
ly the whole lot, $4,000.
story attic house 81 University place, IS feet 0nches
by los feet, bought in for $9,775.
story brick house and lot l26 Greenwich street. s feet
l0nches Greenwich and ~ feet 8iDches on Liberty
street, $lO,O50.
Lot and buildings thereon No. 292 Broadway, Is feet
front and rear, 1870 feet deep, $4,000.
story house and let SO White street, lot % by l25 feet
bought in for 900.
story store No. Cedar street, 81 feet 10 by 464 feet
bought in for $4,000.
story house u Christopher street, 90 feet TO- bought
in for 3d. Ats
All that parcel Of ground in the 9th ward beginning
he of Blocker and Charles Streets
thence running westerly Charles street 10 feet thence
street. thence eastery Perry street. ITO feet to Beeck
street. 100 feet to the place of beginning sold for $20
400.
Two story brick front house IL Mulberry street. frame
building and stable also lott lot IS by l02 feet $50
Two story brick front house 42 Reade street, house IS
by 40; lot rs feet deep, $4,000.
Two story brick house and lease of lot $50 Bowery,
bought in for 81, 900.
.ashes-Pots Q, 50; Pearls &c.
Four-Sales Of Genesee are at 4,75 Michigan, $4s2,
and Ohio round hoops $3.50; New Orleans $43l3 4,37a
Nochange in Southern Baltimore and Richmond Coun-
try, -; Georgetown, $4,l23.
Spices-Some sales Of Sumatra pepper at st cents
Rice-Prices were never lower. Sales at 81 2,76
Fruit-The sales of Malaga steady at l So.
Ois-sales Of inseed at n 7sc.
Propisions-Beef II in good request at $50 675 for
mess, and 4, l23 for prime; mess pork S,37i $50
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The rates in the New York Market classed as fol-
lows Upland very ordinary to middling taken at
Al 81 per ID fair to good fair and good and
7i cents Tennessees and Alabamas Al cents Mobiles
Lousanas SC ordinary mddling, 6a6t cents flair to
good fair 81 n cents good and fnesa 81 and ecens
| MOI
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH L.
Cleared.

SUN RIsrs.... 81 NEW NOON I u
SUN ....5 40 HIGH WATER. Q 81
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The rate New York at Cincinnati and throughout the
West varies little from per cent, showing unform
ty seldom experienced There is demand for specie
except for certain description of Mexican dollars for
coinage.
Money continues very plenty and has evnced itself re-
Gently in its employment by the Banks in loans Stocks
which have sent prices up rapidly until they have got
too high to be SAFE and the Banks have checked the
ment The spring business paper is also beginning to
make, giving more legitimate employment to the funds
of the institutions. II is very evident, however, that
given amount of business will afford far less employment
banking capital than formerly being conducted more
on simple cash basis The grocery business has already
started and been fairly active dry goods have as yet how
ever shown but little increase of animation.
The stock market for the reasons above Indicated has
been animated and the advance prices have undergone in
the last sixty days. is indicated in the following tablet;
PRICES STOCKS NEw YORK MARKET JAN l. 1913
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Mr.; E. r. HANSEN. will have the hoaor ofsivns grand
A Concert at the Apollo Rooms Wednesday evening,
March lst In addition to his performances the violin
N the kndest most ibe Otto, Messrs
y. HILL Ernst Lehman Hegeand Otto, Kossowski. Grone
ye and Roster He will take the liberty Of introducing this
da1shtei and pupil in singing and the piano forte Miss
is,dora r. Hansen ~ Of Mr. Kosso wsk will pre-
side at the piano forte. ~ -
l.-Quinteto-2 violIns, Q tenors and voienceIlo
2.-Gfaud Aria, fiom the opera of Belmont and Con-
stmza, py Mozan-Ach ich iebte
gluckch. Mad ONO
3-Fantasy for the violin, with accompaniment of
the piano-Mr. Hansen and daughter, This
own composition)
4-Quanetto for futes-Messrs. Ernst, Lehman,
. Grone welt and Hegelapd-ccmpesed by Kuhlan
3-My Ocean Home-Mss Hansen violin obligato
. Mr. Harsen his own composition.
6.-Concerfante for 2 flutes, with Accomplishments
-Messrs. Lehman and Hansen, Berbiguier
7-Stors Rondo for the piano foIeiss Hansen Steibt
l-Billiant Concertane for two VioIns, with &C
Compartment Messrs. Hill and HaEsen Kalliwoda
2-National Swiss Air-"My Father Land'-Ma-
dame Otto Blum
lin. Oh Home, sweet Home, descriptive of the
various emotions connected with separation
from "Home"-Mr Hansen and daushter
4-Caya,ina from the opera Of Tancredi.-"Come
dolce all amamia" Madame Otto
5-alrand Solo for the Piano foue Mr.. Kossowski
6-Farewell song-Mss Hansen cher fathers
composon.)
7-Grsnd Aria from the "Exed Mountain Maidv
sung by Madame Otto, and expressly CON-
posed for her by Reif
8-An Old Tune. with variations for the VIC
lin II which introduced Pizzicato Fiage-
olet, TremoIo and variety OF Bowling not
mr. IN gene use, composed and performed By Mr. Hansen
Tickets Fifty each. The viii
~ o'clock.
70 Mr. HANSEN takes this opportunity offer himself
asa Teacher OF the Violin Flute, Piano, Singing. &c.
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HENRY +. RIELL, Auctr.
BY R1ELL & ARCULARIUS,
Store 3oi Broadway, corner of Duane streets.

THIS DAY
At 10X o'clock. the auction
variety Of and second hand furniture, from family
breaking up house ping
Consisting Of marble dressing plain bureaus toilet
stands bedsteads bedding tables ehsrs wadrobes Boston
rockers. looking glasse,. clocks. &c.
H. a. are now ready to made advances any amount
consignments. Returns prompt Sales estate
door sales OF household furniture attended in person.
Regular saes of Liquors. Segars &c. Tuesdays
niture. Pianos, &C., Wednes dav and SATURDAY..
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%This was carried rs to g.
IThe bill was then reported to the House.
kAn attempt was then made TO read the above
message from the President, but the House was
hungry and so adjourned. W. H. A.
From CAMpEAcHY.-By the schooner Two Bro
theirs, Captain Boylan, we have received Campea-
chy papers TO the 9th inst Up to that date the serge
was continued, and there had been quite active oPe-
rations for few days previous to that date. De-
sertons from the Mexcans continued daily, and IL
is stated that 81 came into Campeachy from the ar
my In one day, besides several who escaped from
the vessel. News had been received by the block
aiding squadron, that Com Moore might be hourly
expected, and the vessels were Immediately brought
into close order, where they. continued when our
Informant lett. Letters received at Merida state
that the camp OF the Mexlcansl IS IN state OF dlsor-
ganizaton, and that at council OF officers conven-
ed by Gen. Minon, for the purpose OF swearing
them to conform to the new order OF things IN
Mexico General Morales and Commlssary Moli-
ma refused 10 sign, and were suspended from COM
mand. 1t was also known that Gen. Mlnon him.
self had thrown up his command, In consequence OF
some insulting orders from the Secretary OF War so
the general command now devoves on Col Bargain.
There was skirmish on the evening of the LIST, In
which thirty-fve Mexicans were killed and eighteen
wounded, among whom, two Captains one Lieu
tenant and one Sergeant. A writer says the REIN
forcement amounted to only 700, which was or no
consequence, inasmuch as 10000 at least would be
necessary to capture the place On the night OF the
I'd, an affair took place near st. Roman, In which
the Yucatecos were rather Wersteo, the MeAicahs
having driven them from their position-in conse-
quence, the merchants clerks, and other business
men, to the number of about $50, volunteered on the
night of the Sd, attacked the enemy in the village OF
China, and drove them out the point bayonet.
This village is situated at the foot of the emnence
occupied by the Mexicans, and the volunteers belng
reinforced by strongcolumn OF the Yucatan troops,
stormed the heights and drove the Mexicans OIL.
In this nights work, our informant assures US the
Washinaugoes suffered to the amount OF 300 SLAIN ;
amcng them Gen. Andrade. The Yucateco loss
was considerable, amounting to 40 or 30 killed and
10 wounded. The young republicans were IN the
best spirits and full of hope.-N o. Com Bulletin,
Feb. Is.
sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
1855 Lehigh Mortgage Loan a., 5000 Cincinnati Water
Works Bonds 81 1000 Tennessee per cent bonds 65
1000 Sc 1864 $50 County 6 1850 90 shr
Farms & Mech's Bank 251; 20 do do 25f.
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In the stock market to-day, there was very general
disposition SELL and prices fell in cases largely
New York State 6s, Of 1862, fell per cents 5as, 1860
6s 1885, /; Kentucky 6s, 1871, t; New York City SIS,
1885, Paterson Il Auburn and Rochester Railroad rose
per cent.
features of the transactions correspondent with those of
the other Board. The new Ohio domestic scrps were
offered at 60, seller 60-no buyers.
There is material change in the features Of the bill
market for this packet The rates have improved in
small degree under the late operations for the import of
specie for which purpose there is still demand
well as some small improvement for spring remittances.
The rates are "a follows -
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readily be absorbed the banks and affect the prices oil
other stocks John Ward Co. did not obtain all the stock
they contracted for it otherwise disposed Of
The various State Legislatures have, usual, been
dsgracing themselves by their miserable attempts at m
atng the English paper Juggling system. At the date Of
the last packet mentioned the failure of the State OF
Louisiana its bonds issued to two banks in liquidation
folows;-
Interest due and
akxaid
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25l,l27
$9,68,888

Total. S9568888 25l,l27
The slow liquidation Of the banks is the resource for
this money principal and interest When that exhaust
ed, the State is liable for the balance.
In Alabama. the banks in liquidation, end for
future payments of interest," tax law is before the Leg
lature, which may may not be available For the
present year. the specie in the banks amounting to over
applicable but this is regarded by the hold
ers of the circulation great injustice.
The Legislature OF Kentucky have been playing strange
tricks arising from the desire of all those hitherto de-
pendent bank facilities for relief" by stay laws
increased bank loans reduced taxation &c. The two
former were rejected bat bill to create new State
Bank to "gve relief" renewed and may or may not
be passed The interest the State debt amounting to
$237 per annum Is chargeabe upon the sinking fund.-
which composed Of the following revenues ls42
Tax on bank stock. ............ $44,l76
Bank dividends, observation-disclosures. $3.50
Turnpikes, &c. -. =. $3.50. So'SoU
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Died.

Died.
On Monday, 97th inst. WILLIAM DAWSON, in the soth
year of has age.
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sales OF Stocks at ]

sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$955 Lehigh Mortgage Loan 40, 5000 Cincinnati Water
Works Bonds ST. 1000 Tennessee per cent bonds est;
State Sc 1864 40; $50 County 6 1850 90 shr
Farms & Mech's Bank 25t; 30 do do 253.
AFrER Boards Manu- Mech Bank iii; 500 do IL;
$1,000 Kentucky SIS S44.
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charge daaires other foreign minister who may be
appointed to any post vacant in which vacancy
during the present session Of Congress- unless
the appointment be made by and with the advice and
sent of the Senate.
%This was carried rs to g.
3The bill was then reported to the House.
kAn attempt was then made TO read the above
message from the President, but the House was
hungry and so adjourned. W. H. A.
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fkR FREI0HT FOR PENSACOLA. FA.-The
k2 bulk OF about 500 bbs will be shipped about the
Yard and dsvered re Navy Yard Pensscoa Applyto
ROBT. @. WETMORE, Navy Agent
mir 81 Water
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The transactions the leading points, for the week pre-
yious to date, have been as follows =
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Total 235OOOO
In the face of this large CROP the by the Acadia
has caused a general downward tendency in prices
Sales however continue fair extent The receipts,
exports and stocks as follows in the u. States -
REcEIPTs EXPORTS AND SrocKs OF CoTTor, FROM SEPr !
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Cotton Trade.

The crop of Cotton it generally allowed, will
exceed that of any former year. 1t is estimated as fol-
lows:-
Receipts at N. Orleans, 100000 bales.
On the Atlantic border, 100000
At Mobile, 100000
Florida, 100000 10000
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12
LADIES RIDING.

~ woman never knows The meaning Of exercise
I'LL she rides on horseback. DIR. lanes Johnson
AS the time approaches when the ladies, (lleay-
en- bless themD will be returning with rosy
cheeks and happy smiles from the watering aud
other places Of summer sojourn, and when, lHeev
en- bless them again say H. when they viii con
tinue the brigh, and joyous influence that they
have derived from their devotion 10 Dame Nature,
by riding on horseback, lei them no, deem il pre-
sumption on The part Of one OF their devoted caya-
liers ifh he begs leave to make one or two sugges-
tions with regard to the AIT equestrian, in all hu-
miiiiy-ayoying il TO be his belief that their safe
ty and comfort will be materially aided by attend
ing thereto.
In the frs pace-The size Of the horse should
be suited to the size Of the lady, bu, 10 no cases
shoald pony or very small horse be used be.
cause the drspery Of the habit, always sufficiently
flowing to diminish the apparent size OF the ami
NAL, causes a small horse to look too dimnu,iye-
vide Tor instance, the old pictures Of Joseph lead
ing Mary into EgyP mounted on an ass
S,cond--Brng sure 10 insist upon your brides
being clean and neat, for the brdlels 10 the horse
what the head gear is 10 man aud woman kind J
LEI your sea, in the saddle be firm and srecf-
your eyes looking straight forward between the
horse's ears which, Il IL 10 be hoped, will be
prickod forward
Ibmd-Do take firm hold Of both Of your
rcins both curb and snaiiie. al your horss mouth
!. very tender, knot your curb rem 50 that you
can catch II at any instant II you wish 70 cheek
him suddenly and lei him know ihsi his mouth
is under your control When you have opPoru-
nifty on The clear roat--check, urge, turn hun this
way and ina, IN such manner that you may
have eouGdence ~ your sbldy TO manage him.
Do not thiak ,hai because you do not tumble of at
a eaD,er, 'ha, you can necessary ride; and that ss
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n mailcf Of cour.c vben vollr bot.e ,,Jr. A. ~,
side Of the rad ., N, o,b1, H., ~
over which Won have no control .nI !, al
is 10 bo induced Mai. .o,. IT,, ~. ra',..,s !.
under your control unJe, .,rh c,,,.,,,,,.,,s. -
,bcp Give him gnoJ .h,,n 80, ,.i,a 80 - s'
will. ,fl,c,naily ruro ~, ~ - ,..,.,....
viii have no s,fe,y no, nio,sn," - rJ'n a, on
have nerFe-, conf i.ncc - 80, ,h,l,,,' ~, ~"
him
Fourth 10 ;a,;,f ,b,, ,ou, e,,,,,o, 4, ILL.,.
SOS take vour ,,c1t e. ~, -. ~.
presence any pto,cc,ion !, Is Won, onI, s,c,r n,
i'm, po,i,ion The gcn,lcnan ,.,o .I,,a,, -.
rom noo, The bn n your hor,o /. -. 80
liz and fihere !, anv c,n.s ,Ls, ,n, a.. ~,
10 hint ,bo, ,bc ao;n,,I ,o.,, =, c.;'Iy,l wv.
mass HE hand Jown ,,o,, ~ - , ~ 80"
necessary thst h, should he led po.,ds. Al
lows much greater .nher. q, ,.,s-.sa,. ~.
the othef $40 on vo,,r I'm ,bs
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MASUrATuREs IN CANADA-The Montreal
Herald states that two en,erprsIng gentlemen
from the United States are erecting buildings Tor
an extensive mandatory In The Chambly Disric,
They cannot we'll avoid making the business high
~ lucrative Il rs found that in the coarser kinds
Of Cotton goods manufactures from the United
statcs aIready crowd ou the British from The e..
madam market The duty in favor Of the Brinsh
article IS only 7 per cent, aud this does not met
the expenses attending two freighs the first OF
Cotton to England and the second Of goods back
again. Even at the high price Of labor from 81
TO - per week. in The Uonod States, the Cotton
be profitable. How greatly this viii be inerenstd
when the labor is done in Canada may b. cnnjcct.
urcd from the fact stated by the Herald that 10
ina, province thousands work for as lh,le as ira
dollars per moatA, and are seil satisfied to 90
lhaii
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12

A capital story is told ofJudge Tappan one of
Senators in Congress, who is unfortunately cross.
eyed A number years ago he was Judge of
newly organized county court, in the eastern part
ofthIs State.
In those days Of primitive simplicity, or perhaps
poverty, the bar.rooh OF tavern was used as
courtroom, and the stable as a Jail One day
during the session Of the court, the Judge had oc .
casion to severely reprmand two OF the lawyers,
who were wrangling An old looking old custom.
er, who sat in corner listening apparently with
satisfaction to the proof and presuning on old &C.
quaintance and the Judges well known good hu.
NOR. sung out, Give !, to en- old gmblet eyes -
"Who was that 2 inquired the Judge III was
this ere old ho..' answered the chap raising him.
selfu "Sherf" observed the Judge. With grea,
gravity, stake tina, Old boss and put him 10 the
stable r'-Cier HrraM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-12

A TEMPERANCE SToRY--Two vonDg men
"wh humming in their heads retire late n,
night to their room in crowded inn in which. as
they enter, are revealed two beds but tho wind
eStinguishng the light, they both (ins,oad of tax
ing, as they supposed bed apiece get backto-
back into ono, which begins TO sink under them
and come around Of intervals, in a manner very
circumamben,, but quite impossible OF plicaion
Presently one observes TO the other:
81 say, Tom, somebody's in my bed"
rs there 2" says the other 80 there is in mine
Let's kick 'em Quit"
The next remark was
"'rom I've kicked my man overheard"
"Good !" say, his felow-toper; 'better luck
than my man has kicked me Outright on the
floor f'
Their 'relat've positions" were not apparent uu-
Ill the next morning.
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Hatil' Of Jola odaey Alan. Judgr Bacon

Habif' Of John Qaiaey Adams Jude Bacon
IN speaking Of Mr. Adams habits saws that be u.
NOT particular IN restricting himself 10 any one *.
elusive SORT Of food, regarding more he quantity
taken than the plriguisr Kind H. USUALLY ,skcs
one or two glasses Of the lighter wines with biz
dinner and 10 the intervals a his meals is troubled
with little ,hirsi, and having rs We n@iesd uni
formly declined skiing any water during his long
81 and most exciting addresses when Il was of,r.
I'd him. Ills system require. and admits Of but
Eve or si1 hours Of sleep, although he would be-
gisd 10 take an hour more His teeth APPEAR 10,
to be deficient and his appetite good and sufficient
his hearing and eyesighi are both good and he
has never had occasion 10 use spes,aeIos