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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03

!
eurb ben 9eneral 9IejutInteu hat ben LIN.
tericidncten eiue Srber sufcmmen lalIeu,
rpcrin or Te erfitd,t Icld,e Nreipiqioe bic ibre
Dienite Su cfrriren 9eocnten, ansu,perbeu.
@S it piellcidt her nStbia ,n bcmcrfen,
edB erltirenee Soned9nien, ipcnn fe Die 9es
h6ri9e 3abl Iit9Iieber befBsu, untrr ihrer
jCbi9cn Sr9aniiaticn au9cncmmen wcrceu
fcnnen. - Scldlc @cmpa9nieu mnTen aber
bon Ieuem iuIpcftrt wcrecn.
Die @cmpaanicn weld,e 9ebilbct Werbcn,
niiiIen inlpeftirt wereen uuo ihre Sffi,icse
III uebcreinifimmuna NIT ben @elcBen ees
Staats fpdblcn. - Sic m6qcn jcepd, untcr
ipestclIen llmitdnceu iulrettirt werecn, ibre
Sffsicre erwdblcn unb ibre Cienltc aubcteu,
che ite unifcrmirt fIuc. .
Sc pirb erwartct bae fIdj pieIe SrcimilIioe
eieicr Brigade bel ben unterseicbneten mels
Den, uno cicfelte, auf bieien 9iuf ihrcs 8atcrs
lances autbcrifIren werecu, ibre Tamcn uns
ter eieieni9en ole ibre Dienite angebcten ba,
ben, cinsutra9em.
Sold)e nun Die fd, entid,lciirn habcn ibrc
Oienite dnsubicten, iperocn lid, Spild,cn nun
uno Dem 22iten eieies @pnatS tei Dem 8ris
9aee Snipeftcr mcloen, Der ibre Tamen ics
Damn bem Sri9accs@eneral, bieler bem Was
JcrS9enefdl, hno oielet cem 0cuoernpr ce6
Staate, einSubdnbi9en bat.
Sos. &. Sascr, Sri9. @en.
Heuben Strou6. Sria, eSnip.
Der 2ten Brigade, 7ten Dipifon y. W.
q. S.-Gin fpdter bon cem 9lSiutant @e'
neral cieies StaatS erbaItenes @ircutar
mad,t CO Sur pfid)t bes Brigade Snlpeftcrs,
ScI9cnees befannt 10 MAIDEN:
"Ote 9elesc bieleS Staats fcrtern bic
Uniform bon SreipiGi9en bas J1dmlite AT
fein, spte ile bon cen 3ruppen Der 8creini9teu
Staaten bon Der ndmIihen 8enennung ae,
tra9en weroen. - Oaber fpcrten ale neue
@cnlpa9nien 9ebcten fId na& bieier 8e9uIa.
ticn Su ridten."
G. Strcne, Sri9. Snip.
sunni 3. 1,oSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03

tieu.-Die Bpomiug 1unftdnncf
patrcl fa9t IBir founru fir ben n0reld,cu
3bcil bon pcnniDtuanen iprchen, baB 70
peit urfere Secbahtuna acbt, uno mir .0ead,'
rihtcn erbcltcn, Die gIusGht fir cine reid,'
lid,e Wai,eu Grutc oeripredtiieer it ale Gc
felt picIcn SIbren gepcIcn iplr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
Sin ldm0er Sa0.

Stcn am Self bon Scttnia befintrt Iid
Elm Berg, mo ant 2liteu Suni bic Spnne 9ar
nd,t uutcr9ebt. Dies erei9net I'D, absr mn
cine Tad,t.s Die Scuue 9cbt bis an Der
ocriicrt hcrdb, mo man bic 9anse Sdlcibt
ccrielbcn fcbcn fai,n, uuo III fitHf Winutcr
fin9t fIe wieccr al ;u itci9en. =
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
geranif&sr patrtotismus

W" WV pu = " VI " u o
-Sbwch Der scacnwdrti9e 8riea iqisESRsr.
ico eiuJia pcn ecm anihlulIe jenes @fbiefe6:
an bic llnicn hrrrbh, .uno ecriclbc in orirn
uumittelbareH Tdhe scfilbrt wirb, fdeint bod,
Der patrictismns her 3crdner nidat 70 9rce
su fein, ais man rrcbl hattie errpartcn t6unen
SaIo nad,oem Sen. 3aYlcr pom @cuoeru6r
ocu Ieras DO @ompasnicu Sclbaten oerlaugt
hattie, siHgen nit eem Dampfbccte bon Sal
Uefton fedieb bn Srei,piIliae mad, bent
9fio @rauoe ab ; bic tlebrigen Uclcn cine
tpeitsrsSfequiGtiou abwdrtcu coer wahrihein'
lid, erit eann 9cbeR wenn bic 9efIbr pcriber
it, lDir oemutheten INNER ods Die Seras
ner nur ben Anfdlus bef0roerten I'M ibre
Sd,nloen NIB Streiti9feitcn Ics ~ ipereen :
8sioeS haben fIe iest erreidt unb fdceren ftdl
eaber jeBt fpeni9 earunr paas,eie SclBen Der
'sInneration fein mi9sn. IeReb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
Sraurtses itmolG9.

Orci McnG den um9efc 0 nj m c IL.
Slm I9ten Wlai creiauete I'D, In Der 8ohen'
mine bes Sorn. s. gS. m'@jinucS, uahe bel
Teu phildbelphia, in SdlupIfiu @dnnip,
abcrmaIs elmer iener betrnbten Hn9lndefdie,
fpeId,e in jeuer @eaeno 70 bduFa ocrtcmmen,
uuo ncburd, 5wci Mdnner, Der @ine Iamcnd
Dapio Worgdu, aft Al Sabre, uno Der Gins
bere nit 9lameu 5hemdS Wurphp, 15 Sab
re alt, uub Elm jnpaer lIjdhr9er Suabe, 1tas
mems QRi0iam Wccldguan, pIoblidj ibren
tcet fanccr, uuo aHbcrc Wdnner uub elm
Ssnabc, ecren 9inmcn mir nidt erfahren fonts
ten, ocfihrIid, per,pnnbct rpurben. @s fdjein,
bas Die perfcuen, ad,t an Der 3abl, in einem
8drren, init prcps bclacen, uno pcn einem
Tfcrbe 9ejoaeu, eten i'm Sc9riff fparen in Die
Wiue su gebeu, aIG Der 8arren auf ir9eHb
cine gNeilc NIT ben Stiisen pecr prcps int
Sang IN 8eriihruus fam unb bas llu9liid
peruriadlte, oaourd, oaB bic props bon bcm
Barren bcratseffosen rpurcen uno auf bic
llu9lifiiden fielen uno fIs erbriidteu. DaS
pferb wuree ebcnfaas du9enblidlidl 9et6otet.
Die 8cblenmiucu Guo 9cfibrlidle Sertcr,
uno fcld,e Die oarinncu drbeiten, f6nnen fId,
gebutlamfcit nid,t su tief einprd9en.-preIIs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
@drpete, @arpete.e

Sceben. erbalten einen BOrrath @drpets
unO @drpd' Setten, rpelds tpOblfeit Sertauft
perben.
q. S.--Gin GbsiI oaSou an 10 Gents per
gdre.
Glias Mers.
9illentduu, SUM- 8. nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
9lilitdrtItGer S5efebt.

SefauntIidl bat Der prefbent Der
8eretui9ten Stddten, in Sol9c tee
2u(tanoes unfercd qanecs nit Ter
Wericaniihen &cpublif, cine 9ies
quiEticn an ben G,ruucrn6r biefes
Staats er9ehen lo0en, ipcrin er Die
SrqanilIrung non feds 9c9imentcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03

Sim Is. SUM- fcG bic 9icro @ifcubabn bon
paris mad, Sriiliel cr6ffnet peroeu. Die
3cit Der Tabrt lit auf IL Stuuccu bered,net.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03
Bargains! Bargains
Sauern Sanowerfer unc 9lrbeiter,
nun 1T Die s3cit INN CUTE lpcblfeile
ilno fbDne SOnrner<9lnsI9e
81 EouEe,

uno i1Dne Sonner<9tn3i9e
81 faufen.
Der unterseibnete bat Iceben erbaIten eis
men 9roeen nub friiden 8crratb Jrcdencr
Wdaren, @rcsereien uno 0uienS 9Baaren,
tpeld,e er an auser9ewDhnltt nieecrn Greifen
an ietnem Stcbr IN slllentaun, cine 9biire
unterbalb benz Su6ffobr bes "eed,a Vatris
cts" su uerfdufen gefonncn 1T. Sein Stcd
beltebt gum 2bsil aus fcIsenesn 9Irtitsln:
Gin aO9ernetnes 9t6ortement
bon 9emeineu uno 9sbrlldtcn 9atpns, eeneine
uno f9urrte Wcuslin be 9aius ilno Glpas
cas-, Grape unb 91ip be Gains, Sal;drines,
Wanheffcr uno @inbciniilt,e Gjinabams,
Shurs uuo anoere @bcds uno Gifiuas,
Sombdiines uno SeioensgBaarcn, MoIss
lin be eain, Gbibbet unb Seraee Sd,aspIs
nno DreB' NalstiidIer, Seioenes, @iuabam
uno 8aummolIeue @rapats unb Stsds,
leinene Nemoefrogeu unb Suien, eiu lcbr
9rpscr uub portrcfffid,er Strd Yriuts, aes
bledtesuno un9cbleihte Wcnslins, 3crs,
Iings, 2ifhtnd)er Sd,mis u. Bud, Wouss
Inns, Sddcnett, 8obiuettS, Sdnber unc
Qdccs, Striinpfe, Saubfd,ube uno Waitts.
, 9lei6faqs ein ipcblaus9cipdblter une 9rcs
ecr Stcd bon
MannS@9(nsu9>Gaaren
als 2uf unb @ahlmers, geifreifte unb aubcre
SranScllidle @aeimers, 9emeine NIB f6nep
@ambrcpns, @hamtraDs, leinene uub
banmtpclene Drilin9s, 3ipeeo uno
Scnlmertudt, elm 9roseS uno 9utcs 9lfs
fcrteItent BON Sattiu, WarIeiaes, Seieene
uno oneere 8cifin9s, Re9enffirme. parcs
falS, paIn' onte unb 70 peiter. Sernsr
cine 9rcse sIuspatl bon
+. 8ro3ereten
@E7N ale 0iic, SABA unS ct. azzzz a.
EENhN Dsmiuao @affee, SIM, lss.TfSS
SEaSW j periai; ycuug hyicn, n MHH
s'ssssssssssn. ld,warier 5bre, g1em eaHN2d4zS
SrleanS, 3uderbaus uno SDrup Wcla|Tes,
Scni9, 9fen Srleaus, ct. @rcir uno Sruft
3uderr alte 9lrteu bon Spices unb Ndrbes
fcff, 2ifd, unb Spcrm Srhl, Sddb unb
RatyeIen, SaII 0ipftnen, @rdders, eidter,
Seileu, {. no.
Suienss8 8aaren.
llnterseid,nete tpirb ebenfaGs immer cine
srcee Serfhieoenheit bon auienss, @Ias,
uno @reen'Baaren anf Sodno hdlten uno an
ben nteori9ffen preifen uerfaufen.
slIe nbise sirtifsl iuerben 70 fpcblfcil, rcertss
nlbt rpcbIfeilsr ale irseno ionffpo perfautk
@r fiihIt oanfbdr fir gencGsne Beginitieun9
nno btttet um cine Scrtoausr berfelben.
elias Mere.
slllentaun, Sut1t 8. nabp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03

~ esfer Siefes SIattcs ! Benn bsin
Jtadbar in Der jesisen 70 pid,tiacu 3eit su
Dir fcmmt, uno bid um bic Ieui9feiten beS
Id9cs, nm bic 9tad,rihten pom 8rie9sfhaus
plasc etc. fra9t, ccsr oeine 3eitun9 Su leihcn
wanftt fd9e ihnl, ea8 er iu uniere Crudes
rel 9eben uno fir cine Iold,e beSabIen fcae,
wie eS ftd fir enen 9icpublifaner, fir einen
suten Demofraten 9eiiemt, Der fir bic 8cr'
9dn9c ieines 9clicttcu 8aterlanoes 5utercse
unb sIubdngIid,feit bat.-Bir balten bon els
uem freien Burger gar nidts, Der nidt ,ur
3cit eiues 8rie9es, oas 8rOstc Berlau9cn bat,
Su erfahren, uno ft, Su Ibsrseu9eu, wie CO
nit Der Gage uno Scfdaffcnbcit bsBelbcn
dusfebt.
III, Der bu allo nod, feline 3eitun9 taben
fcDteft, ftuoc bid bel uus Gin, untcrIfreibe
fir cine icldc, uab bH pirft bid, lcIbf bon
csm pisIfahen Tutcn iiberSeuscn, ,peltbe cine
3eituu9 bat.-Scnne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-03

Gin prebiaeruHter SO FIFE n.
- Cine @ompaanie SreiniGi9er bat fdI in
Den @smeinben Sif Baton Ncu9c unb Sbcrs
pile, ip aouiitana, 9ebilost unb fam fnrsIid,
III Gen Srlcdns an, lrnter benz Commando
oeS @hr,p. 3ibaro u. Stewart, eincm We'
tbcciifen preoiecr. Der @brrp. Soerr bielt
es fur gut icinsn ltwar;sn 9icf nit Der llni'
form 30 pertaufhen uno ftatt elm Scte bes
Srieoeus Der anfiibrrr elmer frie9eriihen
Sd)aar 10 iein. Wcldber pitricti5muS. .-ib.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06
From tie NeW York Tribune.
A LESSON FOR THE THOUGHTFuJ

The Smith School in Boston, composed
exclusively of Colored Children, was taupht
Tor many years previous to August last by a
man who believed il impossible to secure the
obedience of his scholars without a constant
and vigorous use of the ferrule and other
kindred appliances. According to his faith
were his works; he fogged the children
most thoroughly on the slightest provocation
sometimes by blows on their heads with
MS hand or fist, sometimes with a ferrrle
and occasionally with a bastinado applied to
their hacks or feet, according to his humor.
We believe it was never doubted that he made
full proof Of all the instrumentalities known
TO the Science of Flogging, for the purpose of
keeping his school in order. Durinu ihe lat
Ter portion of the period above alludeI Ia. we
have understood that he mingled his log-
glngs with prayers and much pious counsel.
But IN spite of all these means of enforciny
obedience, the school grew worse apace: The
children appeared TO love fighting better than
study, and were engaged in the former quite
as often as IN the latter, and that too, in the
School-room The Scholars complained of
abuse, and the Parents besouqht the proper
authority for a change of masters An in
yestlgatlon took place, and, strange to saw,
the Teacher did not lack defenders, Chris.
tan men were not wanting, who declared
that without ~fogging it would be impossible
to govern any School, least of all, one com.
posed of C0lOred Children. Like the MD
woman who protested that to take awav hnr
total dePravity would be to destroy hef reIi'
gion,, they, commended that to put aside tho
terrible and the bastinado, would he sure ~
9nng nothing but chaos. The crueIties Of
'he Master underwent a whitewashing from
me oommlttee Of Investigation, and the hearts
Oh Parents and Children were ready to sink
WY. WIN despair. They persovered, however.
moved. i was TO-
ihen same uP the question, who should
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06

And say, as he wesps and laments DER the
pages,
That effort defeated was ever in vainl
Whele is the tyrant whose knees have not
trembled
As he thought of the Spartans who died for
the right!
Why were the mobiles of England assembled ?
The spirit of Curran had filled them with
fright!
Why are the tyrants Of Cuba now shaking!
Placido has gone to his place of repose,-
But his murderers know that his spirit is
waking
The oppressed of all chimes TO a sense of
their woes.
They know full well that 'tho' dead, he yet
speaketh,'
In tones that will louder and still louder
grow,
Till a spirit is reused that for liberty seeketh,
And slaveholding tyrants shall fall with the
blow.
Then let us labor, whate'er may befal us
God, and the right, let our motto still be;-
Dangers and troubles shall never appal us,
Till the anthem of Earth is the Song of the
Free.
Life is the season for action, for trial,
All for our good are its dangers, its care;
The reward is for those WHO through all self
denial
Still labor on,-let US never despair
w. d.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06
From The Liberty Standard.
NIL DESPERANDUM.


Never despair-there's a God who rules o'e,
US,
Blessing our efforts when made to his will.
Opening the pathway of duty before us,
Helping us onward our task to fulfil.
What though thelegions of earth shall oppose
What though the Prince of the power If
the air
Strikes with the vengeance and hate that he
owes u.s.
God is our shield,'-let us never despair.
What though success for to-day be denied rs.
What though defeat and contempt be our
lot,
What though the world in its madness deride
us,
Let us look upward, and thus heed il not
No human voice for the right has e'erspoken.
NO human weapon for justice been hurled
No human lance has for freedom been broken
Thai has not been a blessing to truth and
the world.
Who will look back o'or the history Of AREA
fnhed with defeat, and with sorrow and
pain, ANU
HlF -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06
PODT8Y.

to aid the bondman'S cause by hcr PEN
For tic .qnt-Siarery Bngh.
AN EXPLOITATION.
How long shall Slavery blight our land =
how long must we obey
Proud Southern rule, when Gods pure law
would sweep the curse away?
Will natures noblemen" succumb - will
they so me1nly cover,
And bow their manhood meath its yoke, and
humbly yield their powere
No! God forbid that they should prove SO
recreant 10 Right,
That they would stain their heaven-lit souls
with such a deadly blight,
And coldly shut Gods spirit out to take the
spoiler in,
And Truth defle, and Justice spurn, to "com-
promise with SIM
There are some sparks left vital yet, that
thrilled old Plymouth's braves,
To light the fires of Liberty above their sa-
cred graves:
Then raise your standard high above proud
freedoms sacred dome,
And let it wave defiance there, should tyrants
dare to come!
Then proudly wear the dignity which Truth
INV llut "ltdEuC
Around the God-lit intellect their ~inspira-
ton breathe
AND You will scorn to bend the knee to Des-
potism's shrine,
Or su!ly by its Upas breath the light of soul
divine.
And shall not woman dare to speak - shall
she crouch cow'ring down
Beneath vile Slavery's iron rule, and meekly
kiss the ground
And trembling wait till waves of blood shall
whelm her peaceful hearth,
And all affections dearest ties be rampled
to the earth
In luxury and I~istless ease shall she s%upinely
wait
Tho gathering Of the fearful storm that seals
her country's fate
When wars red surge bursts DER the land,
and none but God can save
The innocent and helpless from the fury of
its wave?
Shall she belle her natures law, and cold
and reckless prove
To all the nobler attributes that form her
soul for love,
And coldly hear the mothers shrek, the in
fant's p~laintive wall,
With pulse unmoved, and eve %undimmed. at
Slavery's thrilling tale!
No! better perish, than endure upon her soul
the shame,
Which bowling to its demon-power would
cast on woman's name
Up! seize the torch! investigate - be firm.
nor flee the fight,
When Truths strong shield and battle-axe
defend the True and Right
With Truths bright breast-platc to protect
with Justice for a guide,
No earthly power can stay your course no
menace turn aside
And thus may wom,n's arm be strong, and
thus her heart be brave,
While battling with expressions power to
free the trembling Save.
Oh, woman! rouse you - the task before
the storm bursts forth
To whelm in deeds of massacre those sunny
plains Of earth
When bondmen spurn their CALLING chains,
and proudly lift on high
Their blood-stained hands above the foe, and
mock his agony.
From Instructions fearful course, Oh will
you list to save,
Those fair elysian southern plains, and their
soul-stricken slave
For darkly on the Future's page, l see in
scribed in blood
The tyrdnt's doom while fercely rolls Re-
beliion's sweeping flood!
Oh, then, for God and Justice plead, 'gainst
tyranny and sin,
Truths beacon-light will show the way, i'm
PEELED by love Within
Until a deep determined voice goes forth DER
land and sea,
We WiU not colcer 10 Savery'S stpay-HENcE-
FORTH WE WILL BE FREE!
Clinton county, o.. e. w,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06

ANTI-SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with,
a~ntl-siayery Books and Pamphlets, can do so.
by calling on ]. ELIZABETH JONES, one
door west of the District School House, Green
St.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Doors and SHOES, eastern and Wss-
ID tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuffs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
a5e TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. 30th,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06

1t Is impossible to fully estimate the good
or evil results of a word or deed. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-21


FauIr-we noticed sales this week Of large quaint
y Of Turkey Figs, on terms not made public 900
Baracao Cocoa Nuts they SIT; 1900 boxes bunch
Rasins, at 81 e5 50; 1909 do dry 81 l2i, months;
CAUTION Preserved Ginger 20 so cts cases at % 49, six
MONTHS and some North Carolina Pea Nuts, 80 cents
HAySuperior quality selling at 81 per 100 pounds,
BY the load The stock Of North river 10 said TO very
small.
HEMp-Manila from ship at $50, sissl, $lso, six
months; Russia, clean, $2l0
made for this Market - lbs at l2f cts six months,
and also 5000 Porto Cabello terms not made public
Sales Of Southern made here at 81 cts per h.,
part discount of) cash; Porto Rico 81 equal months
We know Of are in Eastern and nrs sort western At 20
Is cts cash.
LEAp-The large quantities Of Missouri Pig. daily ar
rving has had tendency to depress the market. and
prices have expefienced slight decline. We notice
PRovrsors-Bssf continues a. before noticed. Pork.
very little doing, Ohio, mess, $ll 26 Prime 50 80
Lard. *. Tsllow, q Butter continues dull and
western Dairy can be had readily Al II lac Store.
Gall. Cheese has advsncsd-W Western IN boxes At &c;
casks, l2&; Eastern 81 l0c in boxes and scarce
RIcE-$s76 - 373 cash. 10 asked for good to prince
at which price considerable changed hands.
BILE extent both for homo and export, at 81 eic
holders demand loo for prime. The exports have
been about 1900 terces since the lst inst Timothy SIS
SIT per tierce.
TosAcco-Thsrs Is not much doing in any description
Tho demand 10 but slight There moderate inquiry
for manufactured Cuba sells at ~ % cts. Sales Of
Florida were made, but on terms not yet made
public
wHALrsoSE Large sales Of N. w. by vessel at this
port effected at IS 80 cts cash, for export Also
q lot to the trade at the same price.
WooL-Ansrican, No. L. brings - cts, and % cts for
super6ne, e.t+
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-21
new York, Friday, March 20.

AsHEs-The demand at present is limited, but no
change in price. Pots, - 81 IL; Pearls, 81 81
kBErswAI-The market is steady with moderate sales
Southern Yellow was sold at 2oi cents lot Of extra so
cents, cash.
BREADsTUrys-we in receipt Of later advices from
Europe to the 4th INST per steamer Hberna The
has not affected market and 10 the general opinion
will not The stock here is small and the demand for
the East will be good. Tho transactions to-day have
~ az 81 t1s on hs Ne = % 40 aC' o.
sales made before receipt OF by the steamer
In wheat notice Sales 2a00 bushels Southern at 81 II
a$l a. Rye sales have been to extent to arrive
at s2c Corn has arrived sparing and the demand has
also fallen off, sales have BEEN Of New Orleans
CSC; Jersey at Too OATS ~ 45c, Canal Beans ST. 80
per busheL Peas, $50.
CorrERThere sales Of old sheathing at auction
at Is ISL cents, cash. New s firm at % cents, six
months.
Corror-The market has been very quiet today, and
operations have been made which would indicate its
future Speculation, which has been rife for
some time past has evidently received check.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. mAnCH 81.

Cleared.
Ship Victoria, Hartshons, Antwerp, J Michael.
Hak ReHuolic, Teseler Sremso. hen,eh:I 4 UnkMt
Brig Tsagiss, Park, Cssdeaas, Buck & PsssTs
Brig Mobile. bulklsy, Mobile.
echr Saml Roberts, Andsrson, Elisabeth City, Denedict
schr Msnetta Burr, Knapp. Richmond, Allen Psxsou
Schr Eunes Rose, Games, Phiadspha, Mckee. Hand <
schr Psmpsro, Bsdsll. wilmpstoa, NC, J Ogden.
Schr Daniel Baker. Funk, Richmond.
Bark Edward Buky days from Charl,ston, with cotton
Brig United States York 81 days from q Croix Cuba with
mnhog my Lsala 10th inst. LAT 70 a. Ion 70 a. spoke
ship Kentucky Of aud for Boston from New Orlsens h on
Hattes spoke Zephyr hence for Darsn Left Br bark
brig sous Gordon. from Providsnss in ballast
Big ssdwp. Ba.se. 10 days from Savannah. with cot,
sehr Sarah Chariot, 5day. from Newborn, NC. with naval
schr Manchester Smack. days from Richmond with mdse
Schr Increase Wsscott, days from Philadelphia.
Sehr Jane Henderson Henderson, days from Philadel-
sehr Two Brothers, Jones' days from Philadelphia.
Schr Cabot Taylor. from Boston, with mdse to Her
rick
SER Fancy. Chase, from Boston, with mdse
Schr Walcott, Ryder, from Boston, with mdse.
6chr Ellen KenLey. from New London, with OIL.
schr Mitis, Thompson from Elizabeth City, with shad.
corn.
Ship H Allan. Wilson, from Charleston with cotton, to q
Sutton.
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Home Ports.

BALrrMolE. March ~ Arr sehr sarah Merrill. srns N
York CD bfi Edward Adams, Thompsop, 0usyama. lRy
F:'I;; o.:s. ki's'''n' d. sdSs ID. Be'''s's ss
NossoLK March IsArr schrs Phebs Eliza osbsue from
Nav Bedford: Crtcesn., Williams, New iosk -. a.
Bostoa; Wn rltt Howes dol Oak Ryder 20; sskr Ihen..
Eeassi Nietenon providsnes frssess tis,ls. 1n,sy
DO Below barb Josegh, Teal. Ney Orleans, ss wssss,
do H:if, IsoTR,oa TiId: 4. Miok S ~ Csss
9assn veter. kvr Tn.idsl; schn Qraa4 hggss fss
t:is: VIII. Pax d: :'1; isSs:ss
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per. Capt Chaure.y Capt Morton, Mes:r Toei.. and
n finley, smith, WADE, jr NsHssad Cysr Gee sopss,
Jr,sIoa C..sn.s Barter Hanson w.K Kelly Johr
sio. Bcurrsrds. DoussiI. l. Bsosss, s Young, A
French AMsrIay. vessis. Lunbsr Jackson, Brosh
K.lls Tss. Chesrnley, O smith Goodwin, Reynolds,
eoston-Mn Weir nnd infant, Mrs porcut and daughter
Messrs stsyner Jas CcehIon Frason Hast
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NeVv OrIenus NTarlxef.

Nkw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Cotton market ID quite
langud and only hear Of about 1000 bales sold in small
lots Prices tending downwards but the decline 10
not sufficiently marked TO enable to make any change
In my quotations. Sugars are very Arm with sales TO-
day Of 400 hhds at full prices; Fair 81 6tc Some 500
bbs. olasses have been sold at 223 use per gallon
notice sale Of 900 bbis. Ohio Flour at 81 ST. which IL
further declines the market may Dc quoted ct p SIT
Prime at $os and NJ TO- at $40. Mess Beet So so per
Dbl; Prime S. IS; Bacon Sides 81 cts. and in good de-
mand Exchanges and Freights unsltersd. Cor Bal
ftmore .4Merican-
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PhiIadlclphia MARKET

MANOR ls-Cotton--the market active and prices
standing ups advised sales Of iso bales at fully
yesterdayi prices.
Flour Sales since last report have been made
the extent Of 1900 bb. at SASH - SIT for fair ship
ping brands and 80 for selected mostly however, the
former rate; and 400 half bbls brought s. l22 the pair
Rye Flour small lot sold at s. 56f. Corn Meal ste
tonsry at ST. 100 bbls Brandywine brought ssh and 60
hhda. Al6