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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

u is with the most unfeigned rsgse. that We
announce The denise Of this veteran commander.
who died 10 Philadelphia, on Monday the l3lh
ias., about sixty eight years-of age. Il will 81
remembered that By his naulical skin be saved
iAe iuga'e cons:iiutipn whilst holly pursued By
2 British heet Bis victories over the foreign
foe shortly af.er commenced, and the importan,
and decisive beneficial results arising from NJ.
capture Of Inc Guefriere. win ever be remember.
ed with The most lively interest. He was among
The FIRST to break the Chain Of Brush inyincibil.
y on The ocean. and 10 teach his British Majesty
thatve had Nelson's among US also.
Thus il is that ihese gallan: and heroic spiri,s
Of The late war are passing from the stage or ae-
Iion BY one until al length We shall be called
upon to record The lasI honOred name. Insensi-
Die mus. be the heart hat il is not moved a the
mourniul intelligence Iof. The death ofsueh man
as Commodore Hull. II +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

THE TARIsr.-Mr. McDuaie Il II,
speech 10 the Senate on Monday week,
has summed up id ! few words, the
.,le arguments IF the south against The
20 He said -
The manufactures Of England. when
brought id exchange for cotton were 4
much the property Of the exporter 81
cotton. az was The cotton exported" The
greater the importation Of British GOODS.
the greater The expectation of cotton. So
thatlbe cotton grower be benefited. Mr..
McDnfie seems 10 consider Il inn ater;al
what becomes o. other horizons 81 ~
community. This NAV Be sound doc
trine in South Carolina. but Il viii not ~
received as such ID other ,ec,ione Of the
Uniou,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

writiento him by committee appointed Al
mee'lngof citizens Of Bradford county. Pennsyl-
Vania' on the 9Th Of December last, at WHICH he
was nominated as candidate for the Presiden-
cy, Col. Johnson has returned decisive answer
He expresses his acceptance of the nomination
in the following manner:-"Placing myself ii
the hands Of my,felIow-citizens, / shall endeayor
TO confirm and 10 increase that confidence which
they have 50 generously expressed in relation y
my services 10 the councils Of our natiou and n
the tented field III Hill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

The Loco FOeo House Of Representatives Of
Massachusetts have succeeded in passing I bill
repeating The ae' prohibiting the internarrises
Of blacks and whites This has been done. 10
despite Of The remons,ranee, Of The aatnosed
venehes. Who fear that he poor white women
will cut hen OUT il the matrimonial market.
We shall soon zee. il The Senate sgree T. the
mailer, Of what stuff Governor Morton is made;
whether be goes for The a mixed basis Or nbt.
b he way, Is i not lime be bad answered
Co.. AepoMsAs demand g. ihs ,lave La,insyi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
DEATH OF BISHOP eRIsyoLD.

The Boston Transcripts, OF Thursday evening
announces The nelancholy intelligence OF The sud
den decease o. the venerable ane devoui probate
Of that city. The RI Rev. Alexander Viep Girls
void senior Bishop ef he Protes.an. Episeopsl
Churt h. He fell dead whist walking from hi,
residence TO that II Bishop Easiburn's. Ths
cause ofhis death was a disease Of the heart,
from which be had occasionally suffered for some
years His age was II. BY this afseiing dis
PensatiOn the Right Rev. Philander Chase atiains
The seniority Of he Episcopal See.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

b6The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore American states that on his enterins
the Hall Of the House on Monday morning last,
his attention was directed 10 the desk 81 Mr..
Adams, on which was a reel with a petitfon a.
round i, half a mile 10 length, signed b fifty
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-,hree per-
sons Of South Massachusetts, asking Congress to
pass such laws and 10 propose such amendments
10 the Constitution OF the United States as may
forever separate the people Of Massachusetts,
from all connection with slarsry. The venera-
BILE gentleman sat behind this petition Gas calm
as summers incoming"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

nFFrom statement made by the Hon. Mr..
Tripleu in the House of Representatives, it APP
pears that within the last two years there has
been seventy -four steam boats lost on the Mis-
souri,, Mississippi and Arkansas rivers, amount.
ing in value with their cargoes to about 81, $780,
600. connection with this statement Mr.. +.
remarked that seventy or eighty thousand dollars
would have removed every snag from the chan
nelsof the Ohio aGd Mississippi rivers. out Of
the seveniy-four boats los, .sixty-one OF Them
persisted on account Of these Distractions rs,
wrecks and sand-bafs-Ihe value Of which with
their cargoes was sl,s5OOOO!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
! FROM YUCATAN.

| The schooner Henry Clay. at New Or
leans. brings papers from Campeachy 10
the 26th yultimo, and from Merida 10 tha
Nth.
.$The Mexicans had made no proOre,,
lin conquering the country, and their
troops bad so dwindled in number from
death and desertion, that late Mexican
reinforcement Of six hundred men did
not increaseshe army 10 any thing IKE
its original numerical force. The Yuea-
taaese were in. excellent spirits, and en-
Ftertained no fear that the Mextcans could
conquer them, or even capture Campea-
chy. with even four times their present
force.
II had been ascertained BY intercepted
letters that the surrender ofTthe Yucatan
fleet to the Mexicans. at Lag1na, was 3
consequence Of the reasonable action of
General LEMAs, the commander-in.ch chief
and that the Mexicans were enabled 10
occupy one Of the eninences near The city
through the same infamous influence.
Eemas has since fed andsougbt protection
Ct those whe have twice doomed him to
death for treason.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

nFTbe shock felt at Washington from .he
late Earthquake, was also experienced in Rich
mond and Wilmington, N. Cat Me former
place but slightly, whilst al the latter place, Sc
veral houses shook 80 as to cause the ral,liDg OF
the windows, and the doors to open.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
TerlnernneeI lleIndiea,

We are indebted % the publishers Of that spi-
ri,ed Temperance jourrsl. the chryslal Fount,
IN. ~ for copy Of Temperance Melodies sei
TO Music They are arranged with considerable
taste, and viii prove to those whose vocal pow
ers permit OF breathing .suse, strains, ia behalf
Of The Cause, vaIuabIe acquisition
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

"The Bridge over Little River, ON the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road. near Taylorsyille; was burnt down On
Monday night. the 18th, supposed 70 be The act
Of an iecendiaIy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

nrTts Secretary or war. Mr., Spencer,
lsays the washius,ol eOrtesponden. of,he Joor.
nal q Cenneree) snaking preparations for an
extensive Official survey Of The military posts On
be Western and psheg ftosieu during de re-
u coBgrsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
CAUSE ~ nEpREssIoN.

The true origin Of these Pinehins times, 7
viii be found in the withdrawal from circula-
ton the large amount Of bank issues, 10 enable
the bsnks TO resume specie payments, 10 order
10 still the clamor Of g resumption which
went up from the Loco Foco ranks 10 such .
bOsterous tone The Richmond correspondent
Of lheLynchburg virginian makes the follow
ing statement of the amount Of bank rotes in
circulation AZ the periods mentioned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
DFAn election took place IN Massaehuse

DD7An election took place in Massachusetts,
on Monday week in The Congressional Districts
in whieh4he pie failed to elect at the Novem-
Der election. The Boston Atlas OF Saturday
states that there has bsensg no choice. in ihe
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Districts, although the
whig vote had increased near 800 in the latter
District, since November. Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
NEW HAMPSHIRE MORTGAcP

NEW HAMPSHIRE MoRTGAGED IL,
would appear by the, subjoned exnact, from the
Concord IN. H Advocate Of Democracy. that
the ''ieeth and toe nail" State against Banks and
Corporations Of all character, has actually been
put out under 'fDeed cf Trust," to the Money
Brokers Of Boston the property and credit Of
The State has been put up in the shambles like
cattle. and sold to the highest bidder. That pa-
per says:
"We have been credby Informed Thai, the
New Hampshire State Treasurer has recently re.
turned from Boston where he borrowed hirtv iho,.
sand dolIa;i from one Of the Banks, and Mort.
gagsd Ike ekeIs STATE ef Nir Hampshire a, ,eeari.
ty," 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

The trial Of q case was commencsd Do.
fore the Superior Court Of the CITY 81
New York on Monday, in which Helen
Sophia LisPenard and others are plainlitfs
and Robert Stewart ]. defendant which
snyolses the Dght Of Mr.. SteKarsto the
inmsnse LisPenard estate, situated 10 Ca
" and adjacent streets. and worth about
700, 00V, there being over 500 lots,
buildings-many ot,ihem very vslu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

nFThe Hon. GeorgeW w. Summers, received
an invitstionlt 10 public dinner, at Alexandria,
on the 22d. but declined in consequence Of bis
numerous pressing engagements.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

FLr Cukious.-Out Of usnty.six
eespslsin Sierra Leone. Aries,
Numbers, the flooring and other
PIX oftwsniy are composed near.
1siyely OF slave ships. which have
taken by British men of.war on the
/. and condemned By the mixed con.
ssion court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

t7LThe washington Correspondent Of The N
Y.Courier and Enquirer says-"Lst no one Dc
deceived, the Bankrupt Law will be repealed Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

B5The Globe has formally "read out'
Isaac Hill, from the Loco Foco party. we sup
pose Isaac must nowibe considered in fill com
munion With The Tyler political church3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

Dfwe are indebted 10 the attention Of our
Representative. Hon. R.W. Barton, for several
Interesting Publie documents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

e1The Hon. william B. Campbell, of Ten,
nessee, has declined being candidate for roe
lection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

IN Iusmense Petition A petition hsv-
ing some reference 70 the slave Latimer.
nas been presented 70 the Massachusetts
Legislature. which contains sixiy.iwo
thousand names--it was carried into The
House on poles by two men, and Is about
zoe sue and !. rolled up IN the form Of
common beer barrel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

In contradiction Of az article in~tbe
New York Union which labors 10 con-
vey the impression tina; The present Naval
Court Martial was ordered because the
Secretary OF the Navy disapproved the
finding Of The Cour. ofs Inquiry, 10 refer
ence 10 the mutiny on board the Somers.
the New York American 4says:-Wa
know this to be unfounded and The. tbe
Court Martial wssasked by. and prom;sed
70 Mr.. Mackenzie before the Court of
Inquiry had terminated it, labors, and r.
respective wholly Of than.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

The Y. s. Gazette sayG-The English
editors 10 noticing the Presidents Mes.
sage. take occasion 10 be very severe
upon the govsrnnent otthe United States,
aad Of the individual States, using terms
thatare not very savory, touching the
credit oi the nation and the States.-We
do not know thatit would be profitable 10
reply. but il the government Of the Uni
ted States could fnd another nation like
China. from which S2l 900. 600, could
be squeexed. The INTEREST OF the nations
q debt might Be paid. atleast. though we
do not know what would hecoms or the
pRIEcIPAL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

Ten dollar counterfeit notes have re.
Gently appeared. purporting TO BE- Of The
Farmers Bank Of Virginia. in imitation
81 The latest plate Of ihat Bank for that
amount. The general cast Of The Cd grav-
ing isealculated 10 deceive, but the writ.
ing Of VIM. H. Macfarland. President.
and Of ]. G. Blair. Cashier, Is ! clumsy
Imitation Of genuine signatures. The
no,es. % far seen. are filled ID with The
once Il Lynehburg 10 Wm. Radford.
Presidenl, whose name Is imperfeosIy
initiated. They are dated Isl January,
le4l. olh January, &c. and lstlefed D.
The faces on either side Of the figures
10 O. The left hand mnlfin, ere badly
sxssaisd, being scarcely rsIssivsbis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

HAMBURG-Shp Stephan-5 eases mdse Appleton co
IT do Gorton, Hodges COS do Were do Chas
Muller-2 do Louis Mier26 bales casks mdse Motz Pol
ltzl5 do Setley Sew casks do Meyer
a boxes do f. Leppold-40 do do books Geim-2
do medical books and instruments Monng4 do books
VIM Radde-39 parcel mdse Bouuy d'Iyemos coz
do w HorstmaIn col589 platss speer Cooley
Smith-l 4 casks w Schmidt Voge-8 cases
do Godschmdt col 90 NJ Peyser col case parcel
books mdse do pkgs cask quilts Manning Roster
co-2 brandy do books Alex Soltau3 casks mdse
VIII haus sons-2 boxes do Schlesinger x Menschenl do
books Edw Bossange-8 mdse WIGHT Sayer4 do
do books Navy Agen-l5 mdse Carl nrek
sen-8 bales wool Schuchadt, FavIe co60 mdse
Scblesng8 glass Chas Ahenfedt-3 do md,e Loes.
chigk Wsendonckt2 do Meyer Sucken-l parcel books
Whey Punam-l6 drugs + Brethaup-2 do mdse 1
do samples nnes X co.. do books Echhal Bemhadt
Il do tobacco Bramsen-l do mdse Walis-2 do parcel
do L Dolan sons-8 boxes mdse Pouney Jenkins
20 bbls do Troe3 drugs Breithaupt Chun
do mdse Rotate col box do Niebuhrl0 do do
books Grunenthal co-6 do mde A kolksr cos pkgs
fruit w Hunter jr2 bale parcel books M Wte
Il do Armstrong; case paintings Grosheim Schneider
81 tubs eeches III Wtel cask smoked beef Schmidt *
Vogel-l perfumes Consul Zachrssonl0 cask
mdse log bdls stuhoh Karck- parcel mdse Meyer
Poppenhuseni do mdse do fruits Hessenburg col
mdse Ernst Fedler4 do Brustsin Koop COLI
casks do Secht col csh Rodacker-22 bales q
Wite-7 bates mdse Oppenhe casks leeches
bags potatoes Fabe-8 mdse Lusche76 do
Wencke2 do mdse Coddinston-47 do Warburg &
Danne-2 books T. A Bar k-89 do mdse Warbug
Il do apparel Counsellor Bu-27 parcel md
Remer Mecke50 81 bales 10 casks mde 900 bundles
willow 3075 plates spelter order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

03- BOURARD's HAIR UPROOTING POWDERS
Ladies and others have this tested before they
chase agree to return the money unless removes
every particle hair wherever applied; and in order
that poor rich may it, have reduced its price
only fifty cents bottle She red haired and her
disgusting with erupons and freckles We need not tell
those who know her that her skin is beautifully
clear and that she has fine dark hair Well WELL there's
fifty others that like her but have altered by using
the Italian Chemical Soap for the skin, and Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative for the hair Now these two articles
sold by Jones Of 80 Chatham street. the excellent
things we ever knew There is man living in Mott
feckles &c. and this soap cleared also chapped flesh
The oil we need not speak of 1t is the best thing
made for the hair They both sold very reasonable
indeed cheap But mind the soap sold where gen
inc in this city but at the sign Of the American Eagle
terfet quite useless Sold in Boston, State street;
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; 100 Fulton street, Brook
lyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

the sout about 40 900 bales Much less is in pro-
cess Shipment to Great Britain than at the time
of many years past and the exports for the next month
must show avery great falling of compared with last
year
beg to refer you to the statements of comparative
exports stocks and receipts which have taken much
care In preparing accurately and to the latest dates from
the various points.
our last report OF the market made up for theAca
dia on the l4th inst since which the animation then
uced has continued and somewhat increased. The &C.
counts from Liverpool to the 5th instant per Hberna,
were received the 2lst and not favorable
was expected Ind would have had depressing effect on
our market had we not day two previous received
accounts IRON New Orleans OF injury to the Gulf crop
over 5000 bales per day gradually improving prices
and we now quote the market to &c higher than on
that date In circulsr of the l4h of November we
gave as our opinion that the crop would be arou
bales we came to that conclusion from the pes,
information derived from the cotton growing region ana
we have since sufficient induce any al
terationn
EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED SrATEs Tsa sss ASp IT, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30
RETAIL Prices OF Provisions IN Is43.

These low rates. throwing meats into the mouths of
poorest and most needy must necessarily ecen the
sumption of breadstufs. The only favorable symptoms
for the latter the slight scarcity of potatoes by
disease and the prospect six months distant, of
small demand coming from England. But taking every
price Of pork, which ranges 81 IS 50 s7l per cwt
all over the Wes-the immense quantities enima food
from Maine to Georgiahe great accumulation bread
stus in all the markets, least 900 bbls of flour
in this city alone and the prodgous quantities yet in
the INTERIOR and who there insane enough to imagine
capable OF sending the price of -four Visionary spe.
cuaors the only ones and their insanity appears
palmer whan il is understood that they have not now the
great banking capital to operate with that they had in
1897
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 40
Arrived This Dav

PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 30,
Arrived This Day
Brig Agnes Hunt IS days from Cadz, via Grand Canary
with wine.
Brig Gardner Wright Cuts, 10 DAYS from st. Domingo
with coffee Has been days this side Of Cape Nav.
Brig Harriet Pote, 28 days from Trinidad with sugar &c. 70
below,
Packet ship Duchese dOrleaus Richardson from Hayre
Nov "a with mdse. To Fox Livingston.
French barque LAige Seigpette from Bordeaux
with brandy, &c to A. SeiRnette.
British brig Arstides from Bordeaux
Also, ships unknown
General Record
Bs,e NoRroLx Matthew'S cleared at Philadelphia 2ith Sept
Port Spain. Trinidad with of -four meal
since which she has not been heard Of Doubtless she
oundered gale of the I'd Of October which expert
enced in the vicinity of Bermuda.
spoken.
Brig Alice Colby of New York, from Liverpool for Pba
depahas had continual westerly gales, and days
OF on s0los sails bul Sas broke sncheons stove sten
windows, lost water boats galley head manmast &cby a
New York pilot boat.
Home Ports.
PpILApptPHrA Dec 2e-Steamer Balloon from Wilmington
passed al O'Clock this q King. Dole bound
Mobile ashore Marcus Hook Bar. Cid Delaware Fisher
Kingston Js Orion Wilkins, La Guayn; Huntess Baker
Clepuegos -
Cid Erie Gunby Pemambuco and mk Jabez, Smith, An
tgus; Abo, Fooks Mobiles Jane [Br1 Sims, Nassau, mp;
Mary Jaihsrine Sp-ghts Charleston.
RIcnMovp, Dec 28-Au Lucills, Pescud Antwerp. Cid
Bremen. Brent Roper. Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30
Foreign Markets.

BurSos AyRrs, Nov. 4-Exchangs--On United States
10 per U, s dollar Hdes-ox, for England and Germa
ny So3 oo do France 500 80; do North America
81; do Spain, 81 CO. Hides-Salted 500 81; do horse
SIS a 90 Wool -Common washed, $40 a %; do picked
80 40; do mestiza, dirty Is 40 Tallow-Pure 80 81
do raw Is 20 do with grease rs 26 Jerked beef 80
80 per ql Horns-Mixed 900 900 per 1900 do OK 400
800 per do Hide cuttings, 35 SO per 100 lbs Sailed
tongues per doz The highest price of Doubloons
during the week $685. the lowest price S256 The high
est rate of Exchange upon England during the week
l-l6 pence. The lowest do, 1872 pence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

{t3- c. BRiNCKERHOFF'S HEALTH RESTORA-
record facts which may prove instrumental in alevatng
the suerings OF fellow beings is acknowledged
duty In accordance with this principle beg leave in
this way notwithstanding aversion to newspaper
toriey to call the attention the public to Mr. c. Brnck
erhof's Health RestOrative-a remedy which, for
tain diseases OF the human frame think deserving of
much consideration In several cases which have come
under my own observation, its efficacy has been
quvocay manifested as to claim my full confidence in its
virtues II is true that in common with my brethren of
the profession have felt much good will toward
patented medicines Their real value If they have any,
generally lies obscured and undscoverable among heap
Of rubbish composed of false preences and unnatural
socations By pretending to do everything the issue
thing Not SO with the medicine in question The pro-
pretor claims contradictory or universally curative
virtue in the composition In his straightforward course
characteristic of the mamie confines his enumeration
to few diseases Of kindred character and allied morbid
action and rests the issue fair unpreudiced trial Of
to make in my family under circumstances of much
apprehension and very little hope My daughter s.,
OF naturally feeble and fral habit subject to habtua
cough and pain in the breast and sde attacked with
pleury in the fall of S42 and in the succeeding winter
while still laboring under the debility consequent the
disease and the treatment and but partially restored su
ered second and still violent return of the
plant Repeated bleedinga constant succession of bis
expecorant draughts &c &c., with all their combined
powers left her apparently fast following sister who,
but shortly before consumption had laid in the
house appointed for all the living In this alarming and
almost hopeless condition. the Health Restorative OBJ
tanned and applied the last resort Nearly six bottles
than gratifed with its salutary efect- operated like a
charm. All the irrabes of the system gradual
ly soothed-the cough dsappeared-appetite and tone
were restored-pan and other distressing symptoms re-
moved In short she grew in health and esh till at this
time no one not well acquainted with her before would
alarming condition. Nor is this the only in which
its virtues have been tested in this quarter Other
ments of similar nature which have occurred under
observation and direction of character quite
markable, can and will probably be forthcoming in due
season. With great respect, am, dear sir,
Your humble servant
MICHAEL FRELIGH.
Watervliet Centre Albany CO., Dec. 81, ls43.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30
State OF Trade.

There is little doing in the markets. that prices
main without the slightest alteration
AsHEs-Pos dull at 81 80, and Pearls at IS l2}c
HAY-We hear OF no sales, variation in quotations
Receipts have nearly ceased.
WHsKEY-Drudge is very inactive at 23c; barrels in
moderate request, at 244c.
PRovsIoNs.-Nothing of consequence doing in articles
under this head except in lard which we quote 5a6c
per key.
CoTToN-The sales for to-day amount to the usual
quantity that we have reported for several days past
without any change in prices In second edition fol-
the packet we shall give very valuable detail Of the
markets OF the South, to send out by the steamer.