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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16
BOSTON MARKET MAY 10

CoFFEE-Small sales OF ST. Domingo Cape al
6 cents per H., and 500 do do. common Al ). :.
q mos. Porto Cabello IN lots :! a C.; 800 bags
Rio 8; &c. per h., q mos; some Java :. 90,
according 10 quality; and Maracaibo - Z lTl
h., & mos; Padang 81 Gl c. do. do; 10 bags
ST. Domingo AT auction al 5sc.
FLorR-Soulhern remains very quiet; and ioi
Western, via New Orleans, sales Of 1000 hbl>
have been made 10 dealers at 81 % a ! 10 per
bbl; 200 bbls. Georgetown at 50 per Dbl; 80 do
ST. Louis extra al 5 25do.
GR.N.-The transactions of the week have
been 10 large extent, comprising 30 10OWI
bushels-Yclow Flat Corn ~ a 1S c., and Rouni
Yellow 40 c. per bushel White do. 45, 45. Al
G. do; remaining aloai unsold about 10000 bush
els Corn Rye, small sales, - c. do Oats quirs
81 3:} c. for good Eastern and Della ware, and
IS c. for North River-and all float disposed OF.
The stock OF Corn in store, both in The hands
Of importers and dealers, is large, and any con,i-
derable increase OF arrivals, il pressed on the
marker. would cause further reduction in price
SuGaR-There has been bur few sales Of box
Sugars during the past week, probably not oyer
200 a $50 boxes Cuba brown, al s, . cents per
h. & mos. Muscovado Sugars are dmll--some
parcels have been taken al g. G. cents, and ~
hhds. Porto Rico al 4! cents per h., 4 mos. ~
do. do. 6, cents do. do. By auction, 100 hhds. do.
do. &; 4 :, cents per b-[ DaRy Adj.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nav IL, S P. )!

BALTIMORE MARKET, May II, ?. NJ.
CArrLE-The supply of Beet Cattle offered a,
market to daywas rather limited The offerings
NJ The scales amounted TO lS6 head only, OF which
% remain over unsold, 20 head were driven 10
Washington, and all of the balance, l31 head
were taken BY Butchers al prices ranging accor
ding TO quality, from - IS 10 3 81 per 100 lbs.
on the boot, equal 10 50 - per 100 lbs nei
These rates were obtained lor those which Were
driven to Washington.
HoGs-The supply OF live Hogs in market Is
quite large. and holders are now unwilling 10 sel!
al our former quotations. Holders ask The III.
lowing rates viz: IS 10 ; % per 100 lbs. accor.
ding TO quality. Sales have been rather lmel
as buyers are not disposed 10 give these price,
there are, however, purchasers al the smaller H.
cures. but few al The larger. The number al the
scales ulsold is about 500
FLouR.-Thc demand for Howard street tonr
is limited and no transactions ofimporance have
beer made Holders continue firm at former
quotations, viz: 81 so per bb., at which rate
small sales have been made. We note sale q
200 bblS. ON Saturday al that rate. The stock on
hand is not large. The receipt price from cars
continues a, "a 81.
On Saturday last sales ofCiiy Mills Flour were
made 10 the extent of between 1000 and ,0OO
bbls., al 50. To-day, about 5000 bbls were
sold at G2i These sales have nearly cleared
the market and holders now ask 1 80 salt
of 300 bbls extra was made to-day al 90.
A sale of 400 bbs. Susquehanna Flour va.
made to-day at 62i.
GaArN.-No MARYLAND Wheals al market =
Sales were made to-day Of 1000 bushels Penn
| sylvania red al 9j o. CTS, and OF 600 Penna
| white al ll3 els We quote Corn al 81 a $50
Tor white and 40 Al CTS. Tor yellow. Sales Il
Oats at - - els.
PRovlSloNs-The market for Provisions Ia,
been characterized By much dullness, and -
| transactions have been made OF any importance,
Prices, in general, have downward tendency
We have no sales of Beet or Pork worthy OF NOE
Holders now ask the following rates, viz Me>,
Pork - dollars and 80 cents, at which rate SINAI
sales have been made for cash. Prime We >ii
sci down al 10 dollars and 10 cents, | / dollar
There is but lille inquiry for Beet, and We hea.
Of no sales Holders ask for Mess Beet 10 dol
lars and so cents II dollars; No. !, 9 dollar,
and 50 cents n 10 dollars, and Prime dollar
The market Tor Bacon is extremely dnll. Trans
actions are few, and OF a limited character =
Holders now ask the following prices ior We>'.
ern, viz: Shoulders 10 ct cents; Sides 10 :,
cents; assorted Il, and Hams from 5 10 . cenls
per TO- There is but lille inquiry for Baltimore
cured Hams, and holders ask from 10 10 Gems
per H. Tor Them. We hear OF no sales Of Ia,
article There have been no transactions IN Lar,
TO any extent. Holders ask for prime Western
No. /, in kegs from $ 10 81 cents per Id.
WHsKgy.-The demand continues very lim.
ed al 81 cents for hhds., and - cents for bis
american.
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Mfr1om1oo1U 1Eaqt1trer.
An Ec6o mU Of Meaning

II is from no wish 10 add 10 the compliments
showered from all quarters upon the new paper
at Washington, that We extract the following va
lned testimonial from The South Carolinian, d
leading and able representative oil kepuoiican
principles in the Palmetto State. But i'll an I'm
portanl fact, as showing, that the people OF SCUM
Carolina have confidence in Mr. Folks adhe-
fence 10 his old principles in spite OF The daily as
sertions Of the Wing press that The farm would
not be touched and that the President would prove
lreacherous 10 his Republican faith. we pre-
sumo that The Compiler has, ere this. become con-
WINGED, that the Editor OF the Union, so lar from
being hanpered and embarrassed by the lariii
question, has, in a late article, avowed The prin-
ciples upon which the present Tariff should be
reduced-and that on that question: his feelings
and action will continue the same, as when ne
conducted The Richmond Enquirer. To remove
all doubt, however, from the minds OF our friends
of the Compiler, we invite their attention 10 me
extract below, which makes il clear that The ke-
publicans OF South Carolina are satisfied win Inc
President and The Union:
"Change of the Government Organ.
"The Globe Office, as our readers have been al
ready advised, has been sold by the former pub
fishers 10 Messrs. RITcHIE & HESS, who, on the
Isl instant, issued the first number oil The "uSIoN,
which will hereafter be The organ of the present
Administration. The change has been made WIN
The full appreciation of all parties concerned, ana
The late Editors Of the GLOBE carry with them Ia
her retirement the warmesl appreciation, The lul-
lest confidence, and The best wishes Of the Demo
cratic Parry, for whose interests they have 50
long and ably baulcd Mr.. RiTcHIE, The Sc
nior Editor OF the Union is the late venerable
Editor of The Richmond Enquirer, paper which
he has conducted with signal ability for the last
4 years As political Editor, MIR. RITcHiE IS
not surpassed BY any man in the whole country
and his State Rights and Free Trade doctrines
will render him peculiarly acceptable TO the South
This selection of Mr.. Polk, gives MS additional
assurance that his administration will not disap
point The anlicipalons OF his friends in this quar-
Ter and that whatever may have been said or sur
missed 10 the contrary, he is thorough going
Free Trade and State Rights President, and that
the South may rely with full confidence in those
assurances given before his election by which
onr support and adherence were obtained"
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DIED.,

On Thursday evening, the sih inst. at . oc T., F"
MARY Louisa, wife OF James G. Brooss' t,1
Merchant ofthis city, in the 9Th year o. nti ~ -
leaving 4 bereaved husband, four children '|
numerous circle Of relatives ana 'I'en .e,,l
whom she was endeared BY her kind ana go" -,
manners, and constant exercise OF an mos
tues which most adorn the female cha'd''''
mourn her sudden and unexpected death;
She had been member OF me r'Pi,e
Church for several years, wasa meek dlIu la i
lent follower OF her Lord and Saviour, anu -
the full assurance OF glorions resulrec.o"' al
srThe Nashville and Mobile papers "
pleased copy. -, n.,. ~ Mon
day, 18th April, Mrs. ANN NJ WEis,6ES, o"nt,r
Of Joseph X. Weisiger, Esq, and eldeS' u''5
of Col. William Boiling.
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fE5o,, he y y. BYosdpay Journal. !

From sNp ~ u. D1WsuHNg COHfHU.l
We have had frequen, requests within The la
q DAYS for copy o." Florence Vane"-a lit
,em reciled BY Mr. Poe, in his late Lecture Q
e Poetry Of America. To ohlige our friend
erefore, land ourselves, we publish The line
om memory, as accurately az we can.
FLORENCE VANE.
BY PHILIP COOKE, OF WINCHESTER, Va.
LOVED thee long and dearly,
Florence Vanei
NV life's bright dream and early
Hath come again.
renew in my fond vision
My hearts dear pain
NV hopes and thy derision.
Florence Vane.
The ruin lone and hosry,
The ruin old,
Where lhou didsl bark my story.
Al even told
That spot-lhe hues Eiysian
OF sky and plain
treasure In nv vision,
Florence Vane
Thou vast lovelier Than the rose.
In their prime
Thy voice excell'd the closes
OF sweetest rhyme;
Thy heart was as river
Without main
Would had loved thee never,
Florence Vane.
But faires, coldesl, wonder,
Thy glorious clay
Leth The green sod under
Alas the day!
And it boots not 10 remember
Thy disdain,
To quicken loves pale einber,
Florence Vane.
The lilies Of The valley
By young graves weep;
The pansies love 10 daily
Where maidens sleep
May their bloom in beauty vielhs,
Never wane.
Where thine earthly part IS lying,
Florence Vane.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, The lalh inst, a, The Cai'!..
House, by The Rev. Mr. Stiles, PnILlP ". IL
it,, TO Miss WIILIANNA SnAPARD, all Of !his ci
Married, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev W .
Bowers, Mr. WILLIAM RorNTREE, Of this c's' "
Miss MARY c., daughter OF Mr.. Lewis BLUM .
Hanover county.
Married, on Thursday, The 9Th inst, al he Re-.
dence OF Colonel Robert NJ. Spencer, King
Queen county, BY the Rev. John Marshal 90
JONI CmowNlNG, of Lancaster, 10 Mrs. CoRpi
LA WATT of Gloucester.
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POETRY.
.aa1,,7.I AT SPRINGFIELD.

rr1r ARSENAL AT SPRINGFIELD.
This i. the Arsenal. From moor 10 rell'ns,
T.,ke n huge organ, rise the FURNISHED arms
RnI from their silent pipes no anthem peal'ns
Startles The village with strange alarms.
An, what sound will rise. how wild aud dIeary
When the Dealh-angel touches tnose s"ii'SeyS
What loud lament and dlsmai mlselse
Will mingle with their awful symphonies
hear even now the infinite fierce chorus,
The cries Of agony, The endless eroan-
Which through the ages that have gone before Us
In long reverberation reach our own.
On helm and harness rings the Saxon hammer,
Through Cimbrick forest roars the Norseman
song,
And loud amidst the universal clamor,
Der distant desert sounds the Tartar song.
hear the Florentine, who from his palace
Wheels out his battlefield with dreadful DIN,
And As,ec priest upon their teocallis
Beat the wild war.drums made OF serpenrs SKIN
The tumult of each sacked and burning village;
The shout that every prayer for mercy browns !;
The soldiers revels in the midst OF pillage;
The wall of famine in beieaguered towns.
The bursting shell, the gateway wrenched asunder,
The rafting musketry the clashng blade;
And ever and anon, in tones ofthunder,
The diapason Of The cannonade.
Is It, oh man, with such discoIdan, noises,
With such accused instruments as these,
Thou drownest Natures sweet and kindly voices,
And iarrest the celestial harmonies?
Were half the power Ina, fills the world with terror
Were halt the wealth bestowed on camps and
courts,
Given 10 redeem the human mind from error,
TIL re were no need of arsenals and forts
The warriors name would be name abhorred!
And every nation that should liz again
lis hand against its brother, on its forehead
Would wear for evermore the curse OF Cain
Down the dark future, through long generations,
The echoins sounds grow fainter and then cease;
And like a bell, with solemn, sweet vibrations,
| hear once more the voice OF Christ say Peace
Peace and no longer from its brazen portals
The blast OF Wars great organ shakes The skies
But beautiful as songs Of the immortals,
The holy melodies Of Love arise.
HENRY w. IoS0reLLow.
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Tie Jnaice NJ o"r Claim 70 England Achno'r-
lcd0,d iLy0ad

The following is the concluding passage of a
ticc i, done 10 our rights in Oregon, our capacity
10 vindica,e Them properly sci forth, and England
plainly Told, that She cannot occupy Oregon
Without the consent OF the United States" In
defiance Of O'ConnelI and his fiendiSh machina-
lions, il will be a difficult work for Sir Robert
Peell 10 obtain The hearty cooperation Of the gal
Ian, Irish, the compatriols Of Montgomery, in an
unrighfeouS war upon The United States
ave do trust that Sir Robert Peel will recon
slider his unjust and imprudenl declaration; or thai
some wiser councillor will save the monarch
from asserting BY arms claim SO i-lounded al
lime so nOpportune.'
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From ne Lynedd,rg Republican, May 10.

HUH FNICF1o IiIo w Ely
HID. for Thos. Revely OF Campbell at so
hid. for George f. Revely of Campbell a, ,,
IS; hhd for Joseph Faris OF Campbell at IS %
| hid for VIM. Price OF Campbell, u 75 HID
for Thos. Booker at II 25; HID. for William
Glass at Isl hid for Paterson Jennings al II
80; hid for George A. Spier, q Buckingham
at Sl4 %; | hid. Tor Washington Huner al II,
hid Tor Philip Snapp at 10 25. An the above
Tobaccos were bought BY Mr.. A. Fl. -ArmiSlead
Manufacturer; hid for Harrison ~ Oliver q
% -, hid. for Joseph A. Stone at - dol
three hhds. bought BY David w Burton fox hr
Southern customers
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CHARLESTON MARKET. NAV 10

CHARLESTON MARKET, May 10.
Cotton.-The sales are 1883 bales Al II E
The stock is light, and holders ask an advance
Rice.-About 600 lierces sold al 81 3 30 Tef
100 lbs
GraiIL-S2O0 bushels Nd. and n. C. Corn sod
at IS SOC.
Flour-Seyera lots OF Baltimore were ofe'e!
AT IS p, but no sales.
Flcights.--To Liverpool 7-lGd. Harie al q
New York .c. for cotton and IS cents Tor nee
Comm.
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WAR FEVER IN Tas BRIrIsm CoLoHiEs-Al.
ludins 10 a war for Oregon, the Toronto (Canada)
Globe says:-This is moi The age when "Loyaliy"
goes by blind superstition; it is guided by dscri-
minalon Nations are no, to be ruled with
rod OF ron;-bu, swayed by wise and liberal
policy. Lei The Home Government reflect on The
position Of Canada, should war unharpily arise
between Britain and The United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

Tnr New YoRS PLeBEIAN.-The "Plebeian"
newspaper was discontinued yesterday. Its sub
srrbers will be served with the "News" instead,
10 which establishment the hooks and lists OF the
former have been transferred
The Plebeian was spirited and excellen, pa
pet-true TO the Republican party, and liberal 10
the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16
GENERAL POST OFFICE.

presented, on Saturday, an exac, statement
OF The lettings in New York and New England,
exceeding $4,000 less than the former prices
Should similar reduction take place at the lei
tnss in the other three sections of the Union The
general reduction would be near 100000; bul
some allowance is 10 be made for The apparent
reductions.
The balances for weighing the letters UNDER The
new post office law, are, we understand, now be-
fore committee of FIVE gentlemen-one selected
from the Patent Office one from the coast sur
vey, and the postmaslers at Washington, George
town and Alexandria. II may yet be day or
Two before selection is made. The models are
very numerous.-[ Washington Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

"FoiJ al Pole Green Meeting House, Han0'.1.
"The Ladies OF The Pole Green Sewing Son ,aofy
Hanover will hold sale OF useful ana la.s
articles on The 18th and 10th OF May; me o,Le
OF which will be appropriated 10 The repairs = :
Church.
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DE,EICIiI.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Hartman Alexandria, Register OF The Land VI
fee at Palestine, Illinois, vice James NJ. Mclean,
removed.
J. Travis Rosser, Collector ofthe Customs al
Petersburg, Va, vice Hugh Nelson, removed
John Duncan, Appraiser Of Merchandise al n.
Orleans, vice Robert Nj. Wellman, removed
William F. Wagner, Marshal OF district OF
Louisiana vice Algernon S. Robinson removed
Pierre T Landry, Surveyor General OF LouIsl-
ana vice Francis D. Newcomb removed
John r. Macmurdo Treasurer Branch MINI,
New Orleans, La. vice Horace c. Cammack, re-
moved
Frederick r. Conway, Surveyor Of Public
Lands in Missouri and Illinois, vice Sas Reed,
removed.
William A. Sparks (of South Carolina Consul
At Venice, vice Joseph Bnda, removed.
NAVY DEPARTMENT-ORD
Lieutenant Henry w. Morris ordered TO the
command of the store ship Southampton
Assistant Surgeon j. Francis Tuckerman de-
tached from the naval hospital at Chelsea, Mas
sachuselts, and ordered 10 the sto'e ship South
hampton.
Pnrser John D. Gibson ordered 10 store ship
Southampton.
John Appleton, OF Maine chief clerk in The
Navy Department, in place ofOrris A. Brown,
msisned.-[ Union.
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
George w. Doty, Lieutenant in The Navy, vice
WIN. A. Jones, resigned.
Daniel Dobbins (re-apponled) Captain OF
cutter in revenue service, vice Gilbert Knapp, dis
missed.
John Norvell, Attorney U. States for district OF
Michigan, vice George c. Bates, resigned, oiake
effect Isl June, 1915.
Charles G. Hammond, Collector at Detroit,
Michigan, vice Edward Brooks, resigned.
| Samuel G. White, Surveyor at Accomack
Court House, Virginia. vice VIM. WATSON, re-
| moved.
CoRREcrroN.--In our paper OF last evening, we
published The name OF Joseph Binda, consul al
| Venice, as removed II should have been Al
bert Dabade, removed Mr.. Binda is The con
sui al Leghorn.-I Washington Ln'on
OFFICIAL
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
George w. Jones, OF Wisconsin Territory,
surveyor OF public lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
vice James Wilson, removed.
| [.Not Of Tennessee, as some OF the papers had
described hiu.-EDlToR
NAVY DEPARTMENTAL &c.
MAY TO- lS45.
Purser Chas. Murray ordered 10 Tie store ship
Erie
Midshipman J.J Pringle, leave of absence eS-
| tended one month.
| Passed Midshpman George B. Bach, detailed
from Photographed Bureau, and ordered 10 The
| us. ship Columbus.
MAIL LETTINGS OF la45.
| Per annum.
Maine-coach and horse service lei 10 con-
tract al less than present price paid, by ~, s.'G
New HAMPSHIRE 2O,OOl
| Uar,,ont % 12I
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Patent Balances ior lie use Of Posimasieys Under
he ne,c Post Office Law.

Guile crowd have to-day thronged the room
of the Post Office Department, in which the
weighing machines, advertised for BY the Postmas-
,er.General, have been left Denomination. Some
fny or sixty Of our ingenious counrymen have
exercised their inventive talents in praiseworhy
competition for the prizethe contract for fifteen
thousand leuer-balances Il appeared as il every
possible mechanical combination, applicable 10
the purpose, had been brought into play. We will
OF the dunon" shor, description Of each
balance.-fB
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A DARK CIOIID

A few days since We made some protracled
comments on The effect OF the movements Of The
Board OF Baptist missions at Providence, vir-
ually oslraczing The Ministers OF that large and
popular sect al the South, on account of their
slave property. Our predictions are, We fear,
about 10 be realized. The signs indicate, that a
separation is likely 10 take place between the
Northern and Southern Bapisls, as well as
The Meihodists. This will be followed We
fear by i'll will and jealousy, weakening the
bonds Of union between the two grand dvi-
sions of the country, and, (Which Heaven for
bid y resulting in dissolution of our political
Union. But should This lamentable evil occur, ii
must be born in mind thai The South is blameless,
and that the offensive measure had It's origin in
The fierce spirit of Northern fanatics. This is 50
deeply interesting question, that we would not
feel justified without furnishing all he Information
in our poWer, touching The aclion OF The Baptist
Convention, which met in Augusta, Georgia J
las, week The following letters in HE Charleston
Mercury exhibit the spirit Of the large and respec
table religious assembly, and are full OF matters
for reflection:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

Gen. SOLOMON Downs OF Ouichila has been
appointed U. S. District Attorney for the district
OF Louisiana, in place OF BAYLIE PEYToN, Esq.
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II The IN o. Jetiersonian Republican has
received betler accpupts of General Dawson's
health, and thinks bis recovery not improbable
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TUESDAY, MAY 9, lHIo.
The Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment,
Bishop Andrew in The chair. Religious services
By the Rev G. w D. Harris of The Memphis Con
ference
A large portion Of the session was occupied in
explanations relative 10 The system OF reporting
the proceedings, which had given dissatisfaction
TO some OF the speakers.
Dr.. Smith Of Virginia, rose in his place late in
the day, and called up the resolution which he, in
conjunction with Dr. Pierce, yesterday offered,
inslructiDg the committee on organization 10
bring in report in favor Of separation. Dr..
Smith spoke for two hours in very plain, bnt
eloquent style, in support Of the resolution.
When he had closed the Convention adjourned.
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This state Of the bids on the railroad and steam
boat routes is such, that that branch OF the ser
vice in The States above named excepting The
Hudson river route, which has beenet at re-
dnciion ofcos,) remains yet TO be assigned 10 con-
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