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The New York herald., 1846-06-04

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a.; Tyr.an Jackson do bark suw.rrow. sleeper, New
ship Thos Wright brgs Gsngss Orleans and ser w
Preston: towbOat STAR cd day bark St 0sge
and brig Toledano towboat Southesr towed the
inst Equity Ellen and Clara; the 23d ship oe
wood Below coming ships Suviah; Alhambra C.rdoya
Laura, New Hampshre. and Roanoke CID steamship Ala
bamn Windie BrHxos Santiago; shrs Kentuckv, Ralsf
Havre vi, Cork; Viola, Jameson Lysrpool Jane Ress Rsn
nick London; Bomholm Mason, do; bark Shannon. Nowe
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poo SaH Joh" fosr DowS s.va"u .eh
Welsh Matsnxas; Larkn Chnrbuck. Dighton Mass; Impe
al Pickns Providence; Harp Besse New Bedford; lawn
Day, Portsmouth, NH Frances. Swet Providence. CID
Dem7rsri; VIM Wason Eckrldf, West 1ndies Ab athn-
Ia Cram Portland; Casda Goodell, Boson; schrs Rich
Glenn Shue Boston; NH Hall, Herrman do; Henrietta
Brookins d. Zone, CrnwelI do; Italian, Fckings do; Oil
Bias Cunningham, Mddletown Ct; Brandywine, Stephen
New.Ik James s.Iasl somsr:, NsxpSrsi MsEK,ss %
Mass; Ssgss Comet Cox; Middieser, vco1. and aynss
Owens New York; steamers Vulcan Green, do; Washing
P.SrIAsp, May solCId briggs Old Colony, Chase, Cuba
| RicnmoNp June Arr schrs Edward, Baker, Boston
Monticello Baker, Mary Langdon Cobb do; Navigator
Pointer New York; Patmos, Townsend do; Shenandoah
Corson Fall River Engineer. Whon do, sld schrs II
ireland. Somers New York; Tuscarora. Dearborn. do
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cos%s!so R..ss PIsp. iIdss Dodss
III, a1r'sy1s LseC-5 WSSahsll ;,aa Masasn
Msiss.s Beck Haafs1d.@s eeoshas~sl cs.I Metos
mic-2 Benson II Cohsn-2 Bal%win--2 win Ysrdal-s
sy. E jsss. fS;iS: sss
iEFk 4 Hs"rich h1iA FKsmp-s! W Marin-i i Griffin
Lonmis c9J I, s1hmd's, h1n s,EIs s- SISrss-
Mrs sh,rp-i r piddle x coll Res-2l n Open
cose Msr- eo nss.sc Ba.o% osf
Burgen-lO Dsnscomb Beckwsth--4 Judsoa < col
Saunden-3aO tons chalk Grswod--lls6 packages to
MAssEn5,rsIship Gs.sop-i by mdre Jsms; Marsh Z co
mdze Schrage Koop CO.'S Chamberlain 4 Phslps-io Du.
till Cousneryl0 bales almonds doA pkgs silk Howe
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flower water do2 bIs d6 pkg. igaorics
Rss.as sd 90 pHs: I ak James Me-
Ca-4 do Schclder-l1 bxs pickles Daniel Durand-20o
oil csGcspouas Gomsr-s bales silk Whi,hsli-a 90 i.
Phsps5 eis do-2so Sxs lemons do--s eis Duti Con.
sineryi bale sample tobacco Hunter eo-i barrel wine
samples Sebastian Dacour20 bales cork John Angue-i
barrel mdze Livington2 pipes wine 10 half do
cork 90 Sae root " pkgs mdzs chs madder
BsEmEr-n@k George. Henry Graci,-i bx lOslrieh &
Nv vorniek-i ) sCochran-s, Roiisr < Moiimas.sJ G
Rio JAsEIRo-Bark Anshuac5oo bags cohe. hbls var.
" as % aat"l ee % 100 Bag: coffee iF'ifIf 90
Whitcom GO 100 DO Csrtw.isht stan,on .. do Alter
do order do do.
ST JAco-schr Cs,hsrine as hhd sugar DO e bags
coffee bh SIG bales tobacco 20 logs mahogany Thcmp
son, Jr3o hhds 100 hsgs coffee Dunssomb Beck
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oans,s!, shs f.essh Mln.ssSt sna family. Hen.
and other distinguish cvlsRs, heroes, pnels and
dyines were among the viaItors. An equal pro-
portion ofladies as distinguished for their excel,
fencies rs their beauty were present, the iiie ana
soul of this quiet and unostentatious reunlon.
Brt we do confess having been spoiled by those
pleasant East Room hops OF Old Veto Every
body went there-the more the merrier-and all
were perfectly delighted Still, these negative re-
creations that have succeeded have charm of
their own, stll there is the charm of intelligence
and beauty, and Of the social attractions OF the
Executive family to the stranger-the attractions
of a kindly reception, without show, and without
ceremony. The family of the Chief Magistrate
will meet, invariably, the admiration of the vis-
tor.
But il grows late. We hear nothing wonderful
t,on, Mexico but we do hear of the arrival of the
Hibernia, per telegraph, and expect important
news in the morning.
Respectfuly The Doctor.
The New York herald., 1846-06-04


Passengers Arrived. aFat
Rio JANEIRo-Dark Anahuac-Hugh Hutton and lady,
Henry Prins lady and two Joseph Moss Captain
Samuel Perry, James Birckhead.
New ORLEANs-Ship Arkansas-Mrs Williams Miss
Quimby, MIR Quimby and lady, aud 4s in seerage
MApEiRA-Schr Susan Holmes Z Lomchino.
ST BARTs-Brig Smith Tuttle-L Mozel, + Hondayer.
GAvANNAH-Bark IL Mead-E l. ryne lady and ser
want a. Washingtoa lady, children aud LIP
pitt and lady; Mrs Merriam and Mrs w Hoi
Mrs s s.nchs. Mira b Engsh and child Mis-. Lip.
pitt Miss s:..icn; Miss s.fsh Lippis Ms; Elisa
JFresbie W A Davis, w ii Williamson, Isaac Hooshkrk
Lucius Church, Joseph Stiles, Stiles, King Geo
Luce, u Staples, and d Crowell
CmARLEsToS-Ship sulliyan-Ms Banks, Miss v Banks
Mis- sr.h seely Mi:' Mary Kssley Mr Srsmmey ard
.pd three daughters, Me.sns W Williams SIN, VIM
VIM Bradford, Wseman Frederick Fairbauk, Stone,
Meyrs Joseph Pursell Herr Alexander, A Peek, An
geking, James Day, Harrison Hendon q Munoe Master
Edward Feheabach, aud n in the steerage. tt
CHARLEsToN-Bark Edward-slrs Jas Prevos, and
Children Miss Gailaghsr Miss swsyson Miss Barnett
Evan, Jas North. D De vaux, Geo Dsrrow w Bones,
James Cannaday, and steerage.
SAvANNAH- Brig Savannah-Mrs Wheeler, As Green, Mrs
McDonough Miss Clark Miss Nichols Mise Wheeler Miss
Stiles, Rev Mr. Bogg, Whippe, Mr. Tattnsll Mr. Bulk
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Passengers sailed.
LoNpov-Ship Switze erland-AH H Van Vleeck, Mrs Solo
mon Miss Solomon, Mrs Milford and child Mrs Paine all
OF New York
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Ship Arkansas, Hilliad from New Orleans May s. with
ma,s: ma,s: e W NsIsSp -;,s ..,,o,
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Br bark Envoy, McGuci 81 days from Liverpool in bal
last TO order-2ss stserage passengers
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c for New York Has been the coast four days in the
we E~ri mobile a.: asS
C.ss May with DlSs eS.5S uS. 9Th Si.,! u 4. "a. =
Bark Claremont, Lermond 20 days from New Orleans.
Bark Edward Bukley days from Charleston Dunham
ua.. e days from with
Bremen brig Pre:ident Cassbooa days from. Bremen
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STs smith Tn.ls . day. from 9, Bs. ~ x...,,. ).
Brig ssv.ansh Howey day. from s.vonu.A. ssuses
Brig Hsyi Morse days from Port Prince. with mdse,
Brig 6vsrmsnn Davis, from Ponce, PR, May Il. with mdss
,; sa: N. x'A ~..si s sl
with three Of standing about feet above
apparently full Of watcrhada on her opgailant
Sws sCn isys g u g. 90 vel.
seSr cs.asins Scott j;Eo ds Cuba. May - x,
Hs:a ssbso Ta: 1,h % en
bE..s;a bas. es' % ss 80
Ths brig Henry Buck we9d.as sailed for Ma Msrs;s M % Sn
Dor boarded by French Tonnere from 81
Domingo. bound IN and day Spanish a. also go
ing in 2ls Oh Cape Maize spoke Eng brig G'de' " Gays
schr virginia Hull il days from Guyana PR with
s9d mola.,s: to psFoIs CO. Lett schr Tonetto Tor
scr PEARL Corsey, days from Lubec with plaster 70
sch Statesman Chatte days from Alexandria, with mdse
schr Richmond Keller days from Thomaston, with lime
schr Jones Mayhem. sdays Darien, with tim
schr Pauline, Fslds7 days from Newbem NC with nava
sshr Hume Mills, Mills days from Newbsrn, NC, with nava
schr Mary Jane, Osborn, days from Norfolk with mdse
sshr Direct. Ltehsid days from Baltimore, with ndse
to eager MAILER.
days from Baltimore with mdse
Soop West Falmouth withere, days from Charleston
| to order 8NfI
Ship Anson Barkman from Charleston. with cotton to
| Ship Protest. Fuller from Manila.
/ Also, ships; bsrks and bngs--unknown.
Ships Oxford, for Liverpool Isabella, do John BsrinS do
iercucaa, do; Eben Preble do; Veres Lond9a SwtIer
sian Cuba saracen Glasgow; jasper Qnehss clarence
do; Franklin, Hamburg; and several other vessels
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New Y0rx Cattle AIarIxet.

JrSr lat market-ll57 Beef Cattle, principally
from the South and West 70 and calves, and 100
sheep and lambs
PaicEs-Beef Cattle-Throughout the week the re-
quest for has been very brisk and although the
qualities hardly quito choice those offered the
seeding week. yet of the transactions efec
ted at prices fully equal to those quoted in our last
por So to 81 SO the market average for fair retailing
head were taken Brighton and 40 head for export to
Bermuda
Cows and Calves-The supplies last week were bare
y adequate to the demand Prices steady at from SIS,
$2s, to $50 All sold.
Sheep and Lambs in better demand, at improving
prices All taken at prices ranging az in quality from
81 IS for lambs and So % to 81 for sheep Afew extra
brought - rs.
swins-A small number only on sale. We quote &c
on the hoof for good qualities.
Hay and straw-Sales of Long Island and West
chester loose Timothy at 30 100 cents Straw selling
at - 30 per cwt.
The New York herald., 1846-06-04
sevv York, wednesday

New York, wednesday, Jane q.
AsHrsFnrther sales have been effected in pots at 81
so 50 rs, and In pearls at 81
BREApsrrsrs-rhere 10 nothing doing and our quo
tations Of yesterday are but nominal
CorroSThe sales to-day amount to about 1000 bales
pesriy entirely for shipment The market being well
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

SAvANrxH-Bark Isaac Mead-6s bales cotton J Swain
cog casks John Tallman-i boxes tobacco Connol-
1y-i do q Leslie.
MoRrE-Bark Aun Welsh--i77 bales cotton DeIlingey x
Ames-2l3 DO Persse& Bro ks2oo do Ptts do Hoi.
John Il Talman-2 boxes trunk w Dodgs-f trunk box
bundles T. D HurIbut col box Samilins-& baIes
bale Lock- b.s trunks bag Dck,nscn s. gnSrSn
3 piece chsn cible Williams Hinman-i bog Peck
col Comstoek-i Seligman and Samuel-iot bsos eco"
order. ..... =
.CHAsLEsIo.-ship suvan7s erces rice Asws,c vc,sor
Mncrd.2 do souter, Brothers sos bsis g TsRsli
Minnok COL L. Barbisre-i? bag lssine'W ~ Tpron
co7 Do Olcott, McKesson col r..
-9Nk w stebbins-l " Hotel-i anvil = c"""'i Va
TiIls-2 Rev G Hall w II Howtano.
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Ths fescutlon was iAiA % The tabis. as
And at fifteen minutes to three o'clock the House ad
iourned
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

ALExANpRrA, June 1.-The steamship Massachusetts,, has
hauled into wharf to discharge her ballast -
Coperacus B.el Ahrenfeldt Brsmen brig sSghis tQid)
River CD barks Latrobe. Allen, Ber6ce and market;
lgrange, Mendeil Dghton Mass; brig Pheniy Watts,
bie chr Lady Warrington Jackson, Point Isabel Texas
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ELEGANT BLACK LACE MANTII-LAs.

A UNSWORTH, Importer Of Laces and Embroideriss,
N. No ~ John street has just received re !rst packet
the shapes won by the elsgs.tes cf rtr's Ai.c
nuhc are invited to call. they will be sold
close the cases. and moderate prices my2 wer
NJ IBLOS q ARDEN will be open.d a this evening
IN snnounced the loug continued weather having
vented the completion Of the extensive alterations and Inn
Due will be given OF the orening night
;afi Jeff $50 sf
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Foreign Markets.

HAvAsA May IsThere is a fair demand for sugars Of
all kinds with perhaps the exception of the very inner
browns 81 III 81 81 and for the Spanish market
81 l04 IL There is but little doing in molasses
Coffee and dear in price, The greatest change
noticeable in frcghts and mot only for European but
also for United States ports think that can safely
say that there not single American vessel unengaged
Great numbers left here in ballast after hearing Of the
of those taking in eights were, for the Bal
tic ca . I'd 60 5s; Mediterranean 81 los 60 5s; for
the United States 81 80 box for sugars 81 % hid
changes are dull and dicut to negotiate atom London
l2 prem, New York and Philadelphia q per cent
prem, New Orleans prem, for short sight. For Amer
Carolina rice in first hands, and casks lard do
without buyers, at a decline previous rates
Cheese is scarce at IL The total amount Of exports
Of sugar IS s3a arrobas Of coffee $50 hhds moasses
lbs Of tobacco and Al 792 Of sugars OF this
amount boxes Of sugar and hhds ofmoasses
tobacco oL the vuelta Abajo arrives but slowly and
readily commands full prices
BAKsADoEs, May IL, l846.Snce my last respects
market has continued in the languid state Super
in puncheons Sls yellow corn, 50 per bag blackcyed
peas 81 6o per bushe Carolina rice cents; crackers
prime beef $s hams 10 cents; butter II cents; lard ii
cents; cheese l2 cents sperm candies 81 cents tallow
candles, l2t cents; w lumber $40 per NJ; Plumber
$23 per NJ Exchange on London S475 to fl00 80 days.
Pail U. S. Gazette.
MArArsAs, May 22-Our rice market is not very
tive and there is nm immense quantity Of Valencia rice
last cargo received was the Zephyrs which first
stored and then retaed out l2i Lag rs at which
quote it. Sugars rather dull owing to the unfavorable
cept very low rates; to this planters will not accedc
There is demand for Muscovado low Sorts and for
white; browns 61; yellows I; whites 81; very
prime 9; Muscovado Al a53. M0lnsses dull; nomnaly
at lr exchange the states at par Sterling aI per
cent pren."
The New York herald., 1846-06-04
Brighton Cattle Market.

JuNE l-At Market 375 Beef Cattle. Is pairs Working
Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves, 10 Sheep, and lo25 Swine
60 Qncuding ls which came in at the close
of the marketJ unsold.
PRIcEs-Deef Cattlc--Prices advanced, and quote
to correspond-oxra 50 50 and yoke two probably
at something moro; first quality $6 25 second 50 10 $6
third 81 10 u SO so.
working Oxen--sales at $7a. $s5. $751; and 500; and
a yoke by Mr. Fairbank, Of edhan, at $l25
Sheep--Sales not made public.
Swine-Old Hogs, Barrows Sc, Shoats to Q ddle &C;
very small pigs &c At re'pil from to 7c
The New York herald., 1846-06-04
MEDICAL AID.


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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW york.. JUNE 4

nj, sheridan Cornish, Liverpool, + X Collins Co.
B%'I 4, .Ih;" p"pSis ssiiiv.n, s. Johns. N b, Mir.
min Puat;ec, Tucker, New Orleans.
Shir ScsshsnsS, Palmer, Liverpool, Woodruff Min
un.
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%
The vexed question Of slavery introduced into the
old school Presbyterian Assembly again Tuesday atcr
noon by resolution being offered declaring that the
ton Of that body in ls4s rcscnd pre-
vous action. very sensible speech delivered by
the Rev. Dr. Lindsey Of Nashville Tennessee. in which
he deprecated the efforts making by the abclionists as
having tendency draw still closer the bonds of the
slave He conended that had it not been for the embi
tered denunciations of the abolionists clause would
have been long since inserted in the constitution of Ten
nessce providing Tor the gradual extinction OF slavery
and this desirable would have progressed
far towards its accomplishment Many years ago, when
he went from New Jersey his native State to reside in
introduced him to a negro man, fne-looking fellow,
who happcUed to be in conversation with him. Upon
: S. the
necessary he should pay the man some little attention
he was entitled to vote and could command at least
eighty others. Mark the difference now, urged the
speaker The free coored population have been entirely
deprived Of the elective franchise and many other stin
gent measures have since been adopted towards the
ed but for the arbitrary dictaons Of the aboonsts.
He asked very pcrtnenty they were sincere in their
benevolent ideas respecting the extinction Of slavery,
why did not the orators upon the subject put their
into their pockets and state how much they would give
towards manumitting all the slaves Of the South Z
Their philanthropy, he thought, would not carry
vorng, by fsnatical speeches. to force tho South into
measure. the whole burden Of hich would fall upon
with each in expending their upon At the
cusion Of Dr. Lndsleys remarks the previous question
James L. Pine Of Muliiss HILL n j.. on Tuesday com.
planned Of having been robbed of $l6lS spruce
street wharf by man whom he stopped for the pur-
pose Of enquirng about vessel he desired to
to take goods home from the city The robber s said to
have fred apisto at Mr. Pne the ball from which pas
sed through his coat No trace has yet been discovered
of the man money. Some persons disbeeve the
whole story and think there was robbery init.
ted ->~
The New York herald., 1846-06-04
New Bedford OH Market.

Sporm.-We have only to report sale of 100 bbls
crude at ST. cents cash. sale Of 81 bbs sperm
made at 50 cents months
Whalc-The market remains quiet. The sales of tho
week embrace about 800 bbls w Coast at 33i cents
Sale Of 100 bbls winter whale at 46 cents equal cash.
Whaebone-Saes previous to tho arrival Of the Bri-
tsh steamer Of TOO lbs mostly Coast at 34 1880
lbs do, on private terms
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

Passengers Sa1Acus
LoNpov-Ship Switze erland-A Van Vleeck Mrs Solo
Miss Solomon Mrs Milford and child Mrs Paine, all
oil New York N @
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

Ee NEw ORLEANS, May %, ls46.
am unable 70 furnish any news from little army
tho Rio Grande, although We momentarly in the
expectation of receiving by the arrival Of the Sea
and Telegraph both Of which vessels due. The 6h
regiment Of volunteers have all got of since wrote you
last the remaining five companies having sailed In the
Alabama last evening.
There was q tremendous meeting held at the Com
mercia Exchange last night honor Of the brilliant vic
tories achieved by General Taylor and his brave army
Governor Isaac Johnson presided, and addressed the
meeting. which filed with enthusiasm. Az usual.
string of resolutions but unusually spirited ones were
adopted In last told you that the report that Gene
raj Scott coming out hsrs superccds General Tay
in the command Of the army had caused great dis.
satisfaction but to show you interesting trait in the
character of Americans, will relate little incident that
occurred mmedstsy after the meeting had adjourned,
but before any had left. II speaks volumes for the
men. when any question arises purely Of country A
person named Hays-no relation to old Hays.who has
been ns ro rn and 0a
uding the report that Major General Scott was coming
out, declared In many words that he was coward,
in bis hands Never did hear such an ouburs Of popu.
lar indignation in my life and verify believe he would
have been to pieces had he not had military
frock with the army button upon it. Ho instantly
put out Of the room. gentleman, named Mumford,
lpang the PLATFORM and said that he had served un
der Scott and that he brave breath
edhe had him tear down tho British flag with his
hands at the stormng Of Fort George, and any man
do not believe there in tho matter OF
what political creod that did not unite in that sentiment
and whose blood dia not boil with Indignation 2, the sian
himself in card in this mornings paper and hack
out from what he has said but its no use-he has killed
Tho week. in business light has opened with better
feeling, and the cotton market quite animated yes
terayhe sales amounting to 1900 balssa fair prices
The New York herald., 1846-06-04

BALTIMoRE, June 3, 1886.
Another party Of volunteers, numbering hundred
and twenty, under command of Capt. Wm Marriott son
Of the Collector Of the port Of Baltimore left this city
Tuesday for Washington having received the consent
Of the President to join the District Of columbia regi
ment which will start in few days for the Rio Grande.
commanding. Is Of the most active and efficient OFF,
in the city, and has long been captain of the finest
military company in Baltimore, the Independent Blues.
The number Of deaths in Baltimore during the past
week was 53--of which number 81 were males and IS
females No less than - Of the So deaths of chill
dren under year Of age and out of the whole
bcr there but II adults deceased during the week
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
JuNE 2S5O0 Maryland 6s 400 Baltimore Gs 1890, IS;
500 do do 1000 do do 10 ss Union Bank do do
6Oa Maryland 6 closed to-day 74 asked "a bid balti-
1890 closed 9 asked IS bldan OF
cent. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares AS asked 46l
bid,