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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

wcrc Despatched in pursuit of the gucrrillcro,
but Without effect; he bad lcaped his noble
horse over a broken wall, distant from the sem
nnelS, and lad struck at bncc into paths un-
known to the French cavalry, and where they
would handy have ven,urcl to follow him.
had lac been seen to enter them. Rapidly.
and without obstacle, did the gucrrillero re-
turn to the little creek near the Guadalauivcr;
he iound his faithful companions on the alert,
.emborked IN the long market boat. having first
deposited his trembling charge in the stern
ana placed his horse amid ships. His anivu'
at oadH has been already described.
Inc proofs oi Don Cayetano's guilt were Ia,
numerous and too notorious To require an,
lcngthened process-hc was condemned to 81
stranGled.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

The 'UNIoS" bepraiscs Mr.. Polk for having
appointed a certain blacksmith m al
Reading, Ia. The appointment of a mechan
IL tn oilne mistbc a very unusual act with Mr.
Folk, OF. his organ would scarcely make il the
subject Of grave or special eulogy. lie is de.
'ernincd To make this one appointm MT 90 a
great way by trumpetins it abroad. 1t will
be a very good. excuse for appointing no more
b'acksmitl's. Mr.. Richie probably calculate.
that by STOPPING to notice a blacksmith he Sc.
cures tn gratitude of the whole tribe Of me.
stanics, and that because one Of their number
fas received a little Office and been put in the
Union, they wiz all rally around air adrainis-
tratron which is preparing to repeal a law
which protects the industry of them alt. Very
Kind and condescending to the mechanics in
deed! As one of their number (having been
bred a iype-setter,) we are unable to express
the heartfelt gratitude with which this act has
inspired us. The Wings might have appoIn
ted a hundred mechanics To Office and neye,
~otad have put one of them into a leader o,
the COuEt Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

A rumor has found its way into some of the
papers hat our government is willing to close
the Oregon negotiation, by making the 18th
degree n. Lat. the boundary. We do not
vouch for the trutho of the rumor; but it is Il lit
tie re markablc that an administration which
has clustered and ~swdggercd so much in the
Cambyses', vain should succeed only in inn
pressing the country with a notion that il i,
determined to have peace with England, al
whatever sacr sioe Of lis own consistency. Foi
ourselves, tie idea that Mr. Poik. President,
Mr.. Buchanan, Secretary Of State, Mr.. Walk.
or, Secretary of the Treasury, and the other no.
bodies of the Cabinet wo,dd undertake a wal
with England. has appeared to US no less than
absurd aud iurcical from tle beginning.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

BEDFORD SUBMISSIVE are gralihcd
to learn that a coach now lea yes Cumberland
daily for this fashionable and pleasant water
Ing place, at which the soiourncr, will this
year find as much of the fashion of the country
collected as at any ~otherSprings in the middle
States. The ease and comfort with which
these springs are reached, both by eastern and
western travellers, oms a great attraction
second only TO that Of the fine house and table
ac worthy host, the salubrity of The air """l
the highly medicinal quality of hr ""th
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10
w

rev columns rose, when Rome was free.
io mark her patriots last rcpose;
When she outlived her liberty,
h Emp'rors' m~ausolcums rose;
And Trajan's shaft was rear'd at last.
When freedom iToid the Tibcr passd.
Better than T%rajan" lowly lies.
By broad Potomac's silent shore.
u1llowing the green dccliyitics
WIN glory, NOW and cvcrmorc,
Art to his lame no aid hath lent
Ills %country is his monument.
Ser iancy's sun had ceased To aild.
Youths mellow golden hours;
i~ngratitudes dark orb had thrown
An eclipse Der youths flowers.
Wcpoid two cents yesterday, FOR five vcrsu
like the above. We think it too high.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10
q ritz TIMES

FVN TIE TTMES.
Mn. EprroR WHY is IL, that night after
night our otherwise quiet City is disturbed by
the NOISES OF drunken uwdiesi L. it not the
City Scrgcant's place Ia put an end to sucl,
disturbances! II sn, why does hc not do his
duty, instead of apparently taking no notice
OF these proceedings, although they are of con.
slant occurrence in the most public parts ot
the town! ask the question as well Tor Iii,
benefit 40 for the public.
PUBLIUS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10
AN rn11r


VII. undersigned has numerous accounts n,
M Crave Digger. many uI which have been
standing Tor "A Tong time. la each ease The sum IA
small. but the aegcsaic is of vast Importance to
me. and ! therefore give notice. that all such nc.
counts II mot paid during ihis and The coini,g week.
Will hr put IN The hands ui an officer for collection.
W9 3t BURT.
NOW Is TIE ACCEPTED TIME.
& tOME ONE, CONE ALL. TO JOHNSTON
~ N BERltYIilLLS. No l3l Mats ST. where
You will find a most beautiful and well selected
stock .! FANCY. STAPLE AND DOMESTIC
GOODS of every descriptions; aud also. a large as
sorimcni Of lia,iers' turs and Trimmings; all Of
wbich I'VE will sell at very reduced prices, us wo
wish To close Opi for our Fall stock. All those who
are in search for bargains will do well by calling.
jyf
HOoDS FOR LADIES DRESSES are as fol.
W lows Cashmere, DtVpnch Balzatin,a new
arIiclc for dtcsses, something different from anything
now in this market AS, q variety vi French
Lawns and Bilzlunc; beautiful striped aud PLAID
Snksi AlnacaS, = 'mbizincs. Metinocs, and n variety
oi others too numerous Ia mention. We have alsD
IN hand II large assortment uf Cloths. Cassimcfcs
and Neslines; Tailur's Trimmings Of every dcsrrip-
tion We likewise have IA beautiful assortment OF
B'nncis. VIC: Mriina l'npncis. Gimp do Lawn do
Straw do Neapnliiand do Persian Braid ju Birds Eye
do Lace ,in Satin Straw co. Carpe,ne OF every
dcscnriinn,pr price and width.
A WORD 10 TIL. WISE rs SUFFICE.
IA ENr'-An pcrSnu, wishing To get Bargains
will please call at Juhnsiuu Il Bcuyhilrs. ms we ao
confident We can sell cheaper Than any other house
IN the CITY. Remember
JOHNSTON IL BERRYHtLLS.
jy . No l3i Main ST. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

4 ROSE Fly ANY oTHEg NAME &

* ROSE EY ANY OTHER NAME, &c.
Mr.. WuAgr9N The Ollactorics &C tie den
lzcns Of tle -tD'et called Union are delicate.
proycrbiaIy So Have you not in yout pcrt-
CARNATIONS thuugls that most fashionable
promenade, inhaled de balmy. odorirorous
and soul-rcviying yDyH of that highly popular.
fashionable and uscfsS IHb,mtion. bearing th,
cuphoRious appcdation Of Hog Pm. been
struck with afuaz"uent. awe end wonder. th,t
the Fathers g o~T ciiy' have no, r~ccggnizci
it as auaboEaindbie nuisance
1t has Dccn,connpla.ncd % Lyud o.af IoHg .
but for what reassn, a. an humble inlabfts,,
of that portion Of TIE hemisphere. avn unable
to divine, it has been allowed Tor years To Of.
icnd not only those residing in the Immediate
vicinity, but the irhoie riiyi In short. IL +.
i"foierdJic complaint. have been made. time
and again. but to no purpose.
This is not The only grievance. The rim
ping. gentle mrandcrings of the pearl, brook
in shaded bower, is unqucs'iombly thc ,cry
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

C5-Wc would thank correspondents in
town to discontinue dropping their communi-
cations or letters for us into the Post Office.
They now each cost us two cents, which we
can save by their leaving them at our office,
which a is very convenient.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

When Mr. Ritcl,ic wasaf R'h"'.' w ''d'"-
ed to dcsrisc Dorn,". N'" "'a' ne m"s'ca-
70, r., ,be real dcn,oeracy of agrarian propcn-
g. D., ME, IL do up Dorr a little; but how
milk. the Giobe he whimpers. lie can only
,ar .J1c Algcrine party, as il has been called,
.SEhode Island, should have been ashamed of
shc ereessest to which they have carried the case
~ Mr.. (plain Mr. Thomas w. Dorr." Oh,
Governor Dor, Governor Durr.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

ID. BRAVO, at the C.,sancr, iai News aud
Rcathu2 Roons, Opposite the ST. Charles aud
Nstandi Hotels, N agent tor this paper in
New ORLEANS, Advcrtis- monts for i, or order.
ier new subscriptions. will receive immediate
attention ii left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

Messrs. MASON &TUrTLE. No. los Mas.
sou Street, are ON authorized Agrn,s in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
AMI contact for Advertisements fo. the 'ri,ncs
anal Gdzpttr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10
REPORTED ny CHAs. IT. prpn,
ID PAINE d co, MANAcEns

Dfo"ing Of The Grand Consolidated Lo,lery.
Cas- 40.
80 80 80 81 ! % 40 ~ 20 7 0 63 81 d. -
Lowest PRIZE $40.
y 40 whole Ticket, gold 10 a gent in Cumbet
'"' va send ~ your orders I N l. Dprsev,s
daIy distributed. Now is The time.
Wv N l. DORSEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10
Daily TtmES,
THURSDAY. JuLV %, ,s,S,

NOLNEI r. PALMER. is our au,hor,zcd
Agent Tor receiving Subscriptions ,nd Ajvcr.
~,,scmentst~ the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

Ii State Street. BOSTON.
M Ann Street, New Work.
y? Pine Street, Philadelphia.
Corner of Baltimore and Calvert Streets,
BALTIMORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10
COMMERCIAL RECORI'.
RATES OF
WHEELING VA.

OHIO,
All solvent Banks, discount 1to1
Farmers Bank of Canton, y,
Bank of Hamilton, IL
Miami Exporting Co. no sale
Lancaster Ohio Bank, IN
Commercial Bank Lake Eric. r
Urbana Bank, an
Granville AleAandfian Soy so
Bank OF Cleveland, =
Commercial Bank Scioto, In
All others no sale.
/. INDIANA,
State Bank and branches stol
State scrip, IN
-. KENTUCKY. ~
All solvent Banks. AIM
len. ILLINOIS.
State Bank, so
Shawneetown, IN
TENNESSEE.
All solvent Banks, 3 q
ALABAMA. "'
All Banks. IN
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA.
All solvent Banks, .
GEORGIA.
Augusta, r
Savannah, q
/ LOUISIANA. .
PENNSYLVANIA. to :
Relief Notes, too
Bank Notes, 80
Pittsburgh Script. 10
/. MICHIGAN. "
No sale.
$50, EXCHANGE.
S SS;j ,'@ $sssi per cent premium.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

Isa'An SrrrN, Esq. is our Agent for Brooke
county, Virginia.
Ms. LsvI MELLoR. is our Agent for Stcu
benvillc, Ohio, and vicinity.
AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
TIMES AND GAZETTE.
WEsr LIBEITy, NA.-John SfcUs.
WEsT ALEXANDRIA, PA. II. Mps.
TYLER COUNTY, Va Wm. j. M'Coy.
BELLE-AIR, OHIo.-J. y. II. Archer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10
~BRITTASNIA WARE.

i. ct H0RNBROoK have ins, ,"cJ 49,,
, assortment Of q nionniu ware Of d G.,,n,
co 1'u g'a'lics consisting IN part as 6llsy.'
1ybte. Tea and Wafer Pois;
rom Jugs. Sagnt Bowls Sion Bo,,Is.
WIN Pitchers with and without coye,s.
"i"'nSses Cans Cos'ots, Tum5lcrs. Cups;
0".u'' sucks Lod Lamps, Soup Ladies. snrtoous
'Gc ahoye ware will DO sold by The picce n, s,u
Z, o''"' r H%ORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

ENLOUR-Tr:adcl phia, Bcdillion and other good
4 brands fresh gfonnd White Wheat Family
+ 'onf' Also shipping Flour in ,od ordef constant.
ly for sale by Gy IO IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

q thSll-I will pay the highest market price r
~ Wool. Feathers. Bccswax and FIour. n, m
Warehouse ('hree doors below MIonroe) on Main /,
~ ~ IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

NOI1CE-Wc wish the ne t.on ,b,, ho,,oo.
~ our Y Cut Saw last SIMMER. T., ,.,n,n ~
we would I;ke TO use II occasionally. we ~,
'i"crnIiy reward any one that Will give US inform d,
ton where II il.
jy 10 81 BUSBY g. W Tr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-10

ARD"EItS LECTrRES-Pnns /, 2 = 90.
. prce - tcn's each. Also = few ona,
,.pEs ." Iii'ERS FRENCH REVoLUrIoV
Pncc = %, this dny re-, eiycd ty ''O'
W. Join J IIASNVELL Irni ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

STATE OF Trade.

AsHEs--The market this morning very dull Hold
were firm in their demands Pots, and old, are
steady at 50 9s3 a$4j Pearls - 60 - 623
CoIToN-The disposition purchase continues, and
the sales to-day uBt to $500 bales Several parcels
we're taken on speculation.
HAY-Cemmon qualities of North river bale sell AZ
wanted at 80 s5c; Prime at S7} 40. The demand il
very moderate, and principally Tor shipment. The re-
ceipts quite large.
PsovrsroNs have alteration to report in quota.
tons articles under this head The speculation in
Poi k has nearly ceased.
wnisKrv-Drudge casks are very Inactive but Arm at
23c Western and Prison barrels held at ~ 24Ac
Both descriptions are very dull.
TRAs-.n AUCTION TERMS Notes at six months pay
able in the city OF New York. to be made satisfactory to
tho sellers
Hyson 10 hf chests IA cts 81 do H. chests e6I IS hi
chests &C. "a do IS, 10 chests g. DO o. 30 do with
drawn.
Young Hyson 40 half chests 75} 10 do "a 5do COLI
do s. o. do 61 10 do So 10 do a do d. ~ do 53 SO
do as 80 do A. 80 do 4o} IS do 49, II do and chests 49,
is hell chests az "a do 30 do a. 1874 do and is chests
4a3 ,99 halt do a. 26l do 4 l03 do A. 80 do 40 1870 do
49, Is do 30 20 l3& 90 do I2 10 do II 20 do Ill 40
do l0l 1898 halt chests and 400 ID pound boxes with
drawn.
II, skn-ia cbeIts a72 IS do a. go do aoA lss do
10, ~ do let 90 do withdrawn. tf
0nnpowderb half che ssA, 81 do A. 80 do 40 $50 Glib
bxs a2} 80 cases IL alb cans AZ.
imperialism hf chests ash SO do as 400 eb bxs 4s}
cases II 2lb cans as
souchong chests a. rs hf do a. ~ do Ola a chts
al 10 hi do 30 lao chests 1871 20 half do ia is do l3
abo do 49, $40 chests 1870 three do and hf do with
drawn.
Powchong-2lshf chests 07} 1871 Withdrawn.
Oolong-l0 hf chests 32t, 80 do withdrawn
ORANGE Pecco- 30 hi chests 252, 30 do 10.
Kokew-20 hf chests -, % do withdrawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05
Foreign Markets.

81. JAco DE CUBA, March l4-Good unwashed coffee
in active demand at from So SIT; washed and pulpea
iss trsse and hall triegs A with every prospect
Oh prices not only being fully sustained but also of I'D
vance The demand for Muscovado Sugars is extremely
nrsk lot shipments to France and Spain going to
the United States Box Sugars still looking up, and the
Old cry OF short crop proves be true any for
th. region Of Cuba Molasses very firm sic per l05
ss,Ions are almost bare Of tobacco since my last
SOo oaes have been purchased for the Spanish market
q $l6a and SO The coming crop is now suffering Sc
vsIey from the drought In American provisions quote
from transsctions-Mess Beef $l0} per bb smoked do
Of per 100 hs Butter yellow is 100 lbs; Candles
talow los and 1885, l0 per 100 lbs; SPERM long 6s 46;
Fish, small COD, per 100 lbs Haddock, 81 per 100 lbs
smoked Herring o. per box; Mackere No. per bbl
Flour ia per bbl smals Hams u 10 per 100 lbs; Lard
per bh Pork clear II per bhlm Potatoes 81 per
Dbl, Rice $40 per 100 lbs sosp yellow. do; w.
Boards ~ IS per feet; r p LUMBER 25 do, Hoops
20 so per 1900; HID Shocks and Heads 81 $i each;
Sugar Boz shocks Sic each; White Beans per
sosar white box 4 A; brown 81 81 Muscovado. .
Moasses, including casks, $40 per los gall tobacco
ls} le3 Two assorted cargoes Of provisions in
yesterday from Boston and Salem, and will ecth fair rates.
except for fish, which abundant Lard remains scarce
a. there s very little in said cargoes and NO stock
present in the market Since the st March the import
duties have been reduced and II per cent valuations
reduction has also been made in the export duties on
Sugar and Tobacco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05
TENTH WARD.

Alta MEETING OF THE TENTH WARD held at the
military RAIL- bowery purnant TO the call Of job II
k on Thursday evening" April 3d. George Denison call
On motion the call Of the meeting read and accepted
Th- meeting addressed by Job Haskell
Whereas the Native having
missed thorough reform in the Aims House. Prisons
Streets Police and in fact every department Of City
TO be devised to exnRush the debt of twelve millions without
to taxing the inhabitan for that purpose
which redeem. Taxes hghe-the eff.
cscy Of the destroyed They have organized large body
70 act a spies ppon and citizens and
vortes the rights Of ctzens violated and amped upon and
climax the seefs have been thy the prnci.
Whereas opinion Of this me ting that Mayor
Harper and the Native Aide have been guilty of
giec IL OF violation Of their duty MAGISTRATES
conduct tending to do njuste to the community because
tive party And whereas ,hsv have exhibited Msicious vic
secarian and an uugovemebe temper rendering them
M for PROPER fair and impartial discharge of the duties
their said Offices, Therefore be il
RESOLVED, That we will use all honorabe the 9th
elect inesen and honest fill their places who will
Tor the and for the few.
Feoyed, That the nomin.'ion Of William f. H.vermeyer
meet. with our cordial We pledge to the Demo-
cratic party undivided ard and exerons his
ton and the whole Democratic ticket
Resolved That the understanding the organization
OF the Native that the Munc-
pal abuses only and that s members should with their
former parties State and National affairs. without being
night which alone constitutes FREEMAN.
Resolved That the Democrats absovsd from all aegi.
ance to the Native party who have hoed the bloody flag
persecution and have violated principle Of honor aud
Jonr VAN TIVE, secretary. as tsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

New ORLEANS, March 27.-The cotton market wore Q
que yesterday and the rales only
$500 bales Prces, however, fully maintained ana
apparent inactivity must be sscribed 10 the desire
awaiting later advces from the other SIDE before ensa-
ring in any extensive operations Liverpool Classca
onL Louisiana and Mississpp-InfeI Tor al ordinary
GOod fair IT a75 y
MoHnK, March 27.-Our cotton market today opened
very st'ffiy, holders not appearing to be DESTROYS
of selling. and buyers coming forward but slowly.
At noon me foreign letters received and very ami
mated inquiry prevailed and about 5000 bales were sold
when factors refused to aud the market closed in
very excited manner By quotations 1t will be seen
mat the transactions have all been made at an advance Of
from TO per lb II will be remembered however that
Of this advance has been caused by the late act
OF the British Government which aboshes the duty
sun further advance, however anticipated We quote
LIVERPOOL Classication-n A. ordinary 81 81
smdang 81 o. middlins fair 81 81, fair IT. good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05

e. leave three mou,hs Sailing Master Michael Clear leave
s1S os.s 70 I'D q mile.
The xs.s Congress. and Columbia are being fitted for sea
The lIr..s Brandy wine and .loop India
that Commodore Bdde Will not sscS Gina IN
n TGs s . 50 :. r .os !. g
time. ship Of war o that station.
G0sss ID t 400 sb wh
,S% oahu tsd' "s 81 f's co
y 81: ' q: K
. Ss' t e. s.;sg M Soc ws aS ss
Sov !, 10 ist Ion i 80 Susssu Russell
sfsins a,'si isss 1S'e
va D DSis%sss Chan
AT Bravo Nov 50. Geo Champn. Newport, clean
Anne Julia Pratt 10 days from Boston for St Thomas 2st
0I!:.n. day. from Baltimore ,7h u lat 81 49, Ion 81 90
As'sas h s s Il. L, e.
Foreign Ports.
l Ss. Tss &c for bs,.,
s. SsIS
from s Syo,s Aug 81, about hsaa eesma
s.s s'9s ssss ss D would
Or to sail few days Sarah Abigail viii despatch
s@ia port IN
s: a.sy sm md a.dsx y.
dars ssHs sei sarS ri fs.as
he @ for 81 % plato he
new sIg bottom up supposed to be the Guadoupe FIN
B.a,. FEB ao-a rcI. mr Flave Philadelphia Brids
Home Ports.
New BEDFORD April 3-Arr Richmond, Cushman, NYork;
Ese... Rye Pss N Ap A Hannibal Parker Richmond
casS April A ~ A. Mobile Cp,s
miaE,on s. HSd fhS%sstoa for s.. last
ssS s n $ East
@ ss SxI. sa &s! DsGs 1sw
asnss III az sn Asn
w9b bf sasv Cleopatra Burroughs and sam
o...m.r Banks. H.,.
sT EG' Fss %Ss Film as I s.
& I'd Ss S Asa: st
s EFiSasOsD April Me ailuc. snonson. Thomsson
NonrenR Aps iTArG Cha. Henry, Harding. Buchpo
aG;:. ss1sss soss "a.
i..s: S.I Hsa Bmss
NYo;k Sld Adela Watson, Southern port; Talman
s.yASEAa. March slA Ta%erlsne. Theobald, Liverpool
a
pool. s"Y
MoBILE, March 27Ar Growler, Umer. Boston Forest
Beais St Thomas CID Charl-s, Henderson, and Dadem
Ba,sSfSw HAVE Mnrman Spvn NIoIt Asa. lBrl Hanna
NEw ORLEANS, March 26-Arr VIM Abrams, IBrl Fisher
susan Bl Flood Livspool Narrsgsn;e Des,sbecho: Ra
burn Bristol Il GecRlana. lBr1 Dunn Matanzas; Munroe
Watts Warren RI; Lawrence Homsn, Kingston, ia; Andw
Msvl Sanchez Campsschy Nancy jane Godfrey; Swallow
Gaveson Southener, Archer ST Thomas. CID Triton.
Smith, and Thss Br] Hall, st john NIB; Tennessee Wise
Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-05
By Last Nights Southern Mail.

MS E;e. HAYNES; and Louisa Hoover, Anisre:
Haett and Anares Haett Boston; Sophia lBr] stedord
Antigua; John Randolph Jaquet Albany; Oneida, Estlow
EldTdge do
BAITIMoRE. April s-Cld Nassau, Howes Boston Sid Co.
umbia, Coffin La Guayra.
.NoRFoLx, April 2-Arr Commerce, Dorothy, Boston. In
Hampton Roads, Active Foxwel from jam River for Rio
Gar0nne Myers do for Havre; Abstract Mckennon, Kappa
hammock for Boston. Sid Royal Sailor, w Indies.
WILMINGTON, NC. March Starr John Potter, Dowd
Barbados.
Spoken.
Gecian, Benedict days from Philadelphia for NOrleans
28th ult. lat 81, Ion rs 30.
Foreign Forts
BARBADoEs, March 6-n port, Saranac, Carleton, from
Philadelphia dsg; Caspian, Anthony from Wiminston NC
just arr Baltic. ard Soldan from Baltimore dg Pandora, FIN
Boston, do; May Flower dc do; Monhesan from do;
Vim Crawford from Norfolk do; Archibald Oracle from