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NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD, on WEDNES
IN DAY, the 10th inst, (if fair, if not, on the
next iair day') at the Farm of Jno. III. Hodges de-
ceased, known as q - W
THE Z" NEWTON FARM"
all tie personal Estate of the said deccascd mot
named in his will, consisting of wv
Horses Hogs, Cattle, fine yoke of Oxen,
About 300 bbl5 of Corn
5000 lbs Fodder, Peas &c.
Also, Lighters about TOO cords of Wood al
ready hauled near the water
excellent Double Carriage
And single Sulky, Carts
Carry Logs and Chains, Farming Implements
&c. P'''''"'S
Al which time and place. also the Negroes will
DC 1ired out, and the Farms known as the New
TONS massenburgs and Nash's, will be rented on,
for the ensuing Year. N' '"'
ne sale Will be continued from day to day until
gotten through with. 10y '''
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Dec iO-3t THE EXECUTOR
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RULWER'S NEW VEI,.-Lncrcii, or
- the Children Of Night, received and for salc bv
rrlce 20 cents. w. II. II. HODGES & co.
Dec Us
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a. 10 ROSE TOOTH PASTE. )-Tbosc who vaI,,e
handsome teeth, this Tooth Paste, will be found
very valuable, it gives a pcarly whitcncss To- the
'een Innc55 to the gums, fragrance to the breath
aud stops the progress of decay
Also, Perfume Extracts. for Handkerchief
kousscPs Cologne, Bears Grease, Soaps &c
and used by Dentists. generally. The genuine for
sale only at the Drug store Sign of the Bio Mor,a
Nov 10 CtiAS. II. HEINITSH, AGENT
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

EXCHANGE On New York and Baltimore i,
IL sums to suit purchasers can be had al
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Dec 5-U Lottery and EXCHANGE Office
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I ENJOYS 80 boxes LEMONS, in store aud
- iot SAFE by }. WILLS,
zee " Commerce street.
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4 ,HRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR is
" HiNG.- VIC respectfully call the attention
OF inc public generally, to our fine and excellent
ass1i tIncht OF Perf,nneyy, Hair Brushes Dressing
u az ouT COMBS, Soaps, &c. Also, another supply
9I tlat most celebrated Cologne, the Real Genuine
rGrua' imported by Dr.. NJ. a. Santos, of Norfolk
DIS Is 'oardnted 10 be he real article and suDcior
to atty in the known world " ''''
CoLodNEs French, Germany and American.
GLEGANT EXTRACTS, for Hhdk'fs.
superior Bay Rum, with almost cverv Other ar
tlcle In our line For sale at the Drug store. Sigu
Of the Big Mortar ''''- - ''s "
Dec IL CHAS. RI. HFINITstI g..
DURE SPICES, &c.-Wc have rccoi,od
y another fresh supply OF Pure and Gpnuioc spf
CES, particularly for the accommodation Of No.
who wish to make some Ncetics Tor the Ctyris,,
Holydays (such as Mincc Pics, Cakes : =, \
Gloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs,
Allspice, Fow' ID. Ginger, White GINGER pconcr
Double Distilled Rose Pure Oil Lemon
orange Water, Essence Lemon. &c. &c
Also Fresh Supcrfnc Olive or Table Oil For
safe at the Drug store, Sign Of the Biz Mortar
Dec IL CHAS n. HEINITSH, Agent.
EmONS.--39 boxes LEMONS, in store aud
- for sale by J. Wills
zee " commerce street.
M IL. III. HODGES 81 co, favc lust re-.
w coived at their Book and Variety Store a
GUITAR which has been pronounced by an excel
ent Judge of M0sc8l INSTRUMENTS to be a ycry gu.
gcrior toned instrument Cali soon il you want a
bargain. Dcc
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FOR SMITHFIELD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL. ROAD

Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Washington
and Alexandria
AS1 Fare TO Richmond and
s-l Petersburg, rs cents only,
49,: rs1::s:I including meals.
S=SAe-Sa@SEsSzSlkssD Fare to Frcdericksburg
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

d THE DIV ELLlNG part of the House owe,
~ the Drug Store, Sign of the Big MORTAR
81 This location is one of the most GENITAL and
would answer remarkable we'll for a small family
POSSESSION given ON the LIST January. Apply to
oct CIiAS, III. HEINITSH, Agent.
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- FOR RENT-A large and connections
Ezasl bhICk HOUSE, situate at the north end
A=l-1oI Court street, and at present occupied by
the subscriber The situation of this House is in
ono OF the most pleasant anI healthy parts of the
with the above.
For terms apply to SARAH GRANT.
ALSO Two small Houses Glasgow street
opposite Mrs. Webb's. Amply 20
sept 2l-tt SARAH GRANT
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DOR Rent or Sale, WORK SHOP on tVatcr
II street, al the entrance of Capt Wn. BcnthaII's
Lumber Yard, and every description of Carpenters
Tools for house work, with them Morticing Ma.
chime and Circular Saw, lot OF new Window
Sash and Frames suited for a wooden bousc. ali or
which VIII he sold low. For terms apply to Wrr
Brooks, or THOS BROOKS t.
Oct Cts
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nor RENT..Thc RESIDENCE aud STORFs
u formerly occupied by Dr.. WIN. Collins. near
the Crawford House Possession given on tho tst
of January, 1917. Apply to Mr.. John w Collins,
o to s wuEET I'd
Oct 13
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LOR RENT, for tho next year a comforabIc
u and convenient DWELLING HOUSE on Din.
widde street, opposite Mr.. Jno. S. Whites. and
now occupied by Mr.. James Ovens For terms
apply to JNO. COOKE & co.
=. Also, ono on Queen street, now occupied by Mrs.
Biups oct ~
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Bask s.bsaiA. Kslsy. - days sa Apssehisola. win
BIG Us.rie. Mss.ss II days from M.sauz.: with .e.s..
e; foisnS sH'D D:sa fs s' ao '1 fIia.pS Ha.y
Brig Florsaes lef 1Aenasso., days from TOb.sco.
SIs wslsiia M.lord. IA day, from Ap.l.ehisel. d
ssssos, % Johassa Lswdsa 1sh last, "a sa,d Key 4.
ship Eii.absth eeIing west On Cspe Csrnsrys ssw
;;sppSs;f 70 Be the HaPpsnannoeA nom ~" "e
iis Tsnpieo. Jones, days from Aisakspss with sas
Brig Hons, FsSsT i days from AstaL.pss. with sugar !.
SIis Rsss..Ss:. Berry. u d'ys from osorsssow.. w
"a; jsl:' por:s, s. g day: f;% Tss;; To-
.pls brig o. HS G% 70, nsy .s YC
o as was not to S
Sem May Flower King IS days from Ats,l'ps'. with
Adsins Re.., Mc.sOs e m:ih., VI from
schr Siehnoad' seysy. is days from New Orleans. wv
Seh1 Con- ~nodo Kesnsy Pains from Coda, Key and
S sehr 3oiy soa. Waite dsys from New Orleans. with
ssh1 SS'Si pss NASH from cs.den. and day. from NJ
foll wh %r,,s.s' s e Sf,sI om S.,s Wmip,ou
sehr Red Jacket James, Rehmoad nour and tobacco 10
seSr siis. Wright conin, Georgetown. lumber bound
Sshr eliza Horton -. Ocracoke. shad.
sch1 Ai.ra fsrnell. Wjl%.gon ne. naval % 'sc,.. s:
sailed.
Shin. Hendrix Hudson and Welinsten for London, H.
or Charleston: Emily, for Phi!adsph,; No.g. for Have
ton for Rottsrdsm May Jones. for Baltimore; FOL =:
Win. s.oa; Ansns Tor rss,.so e. +; Az
M for Lsgos il randr; George Tor stetn; schr fsrdsa
for BAracoa; AgawAm, for MAtalr"i and
guez
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Gates Of the Ash Degree also Of The coanttss-
How could then be assumed that he baltimore rsso-
luslons II Of any effect at ALL stood out for - l0 Mr..
Miller considered that title good to -. and
the President for making that o6sr, when vas cons
dsrsd that that line had been concsded by
years Mr. Miller dwelt upon the folly Of war upon
this question: and upou the advantages Of
and just and hororable compromiss for the sake
Of peace.
When Mr.. Miller had concluded,
Mr. ALLEs moved an Executive session
Mr. sEvrEa desired that Senator weuld take the
floor as the next speaker order bat NO Senator sp
peared TO rise,
And the Senate went into Executive session but
shortly Afterwards opened their and passed the
bill suthorsng contracts for rotted hemp for the
navy, and then went again into secret session. The
hemp bill was taken over to the House and passed in
stanier We shs next expect to hear Of Mr. Fairfield
and his ten war steamers
Belgian treaty confirmed
Senate adjourned over to Monday next
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

BALruMoaK, March %, ls4S.
War Eseitsment-Drop Gsms-Shad-Rsiiredd .aeei.
ens-Postponsment Of Gor. Thomas TriaI-Asrksss.
&C.
Our city continued throughout yesterday In state of
fsvsrish excitement with respect to President Folks
War Message causing great rejoicing among the "a 20
men, and quite depression Of spirits among the - Ore
gon advocates However, on closely annay zing it,
contents il was found in reality to amoun to little
than nething.
country man was yesterday come over BY q couple
Of "the boysn with specimen Of the drop game, by
which they succeeded In extracting from his pockets
$50 in exchange for pocket book stuffed with broken
bank notes and brown paper. One Of the party was
arrested but the that obtained the money made his
escape.
Our market now abundantly supplied with shsd and
hsrring-the former at from Is to s71 for the
largest aad the latter at from 10 to l2 cents per DOZEN
met with serious accident whom Havre de Grace,
dc.ainng thcm until three o'clock the morning The
locomotive OF the track Havre dc Grace,
TMr street. Flour Is au Of sal. at
81 SIT Sellers not disposed to operate below this
price, and buyers willing to pay it; but 81 rs
Tuesday, and only few limited parcels the extent
OF 1000 bbls sold yesterday at $SSf and 400 bbls
6ns at - So The receipt price from cars IL 81 6s3
sScI !. aus sS The rscp q Wh.s. ar. v.py
smal sales Of small lots Of prime reds at los l05
cents and lot Of Penpsy white not strictly prime,
day at 81 So cents for white and s6 81 cents for ysl
low Wniskey remains steady at ~ cents Tor hhds and
Is for bbls.
SALES or State six per cents closed ysstsr-
cent the closing rates Of Tussday City six
Of soo for the opening closed slf s5 asked S4l bid
"a decline Of per cent on the closing prices Of Tues
for sale, AT bid
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Packets % Arrive.


Cleared.
ship Cabot, DsUsss. Esw Orleans. Gage. MAILER.
Ship Sullivan, Waite, Cha tsssos, Balkley
bsrk Peter Dsm,li. Levis. s.ysassh. n NJ DemiI.
Bark Awos PaSsou, MoNeay, Havana.
Brig silly Ana, Hurds. Kingstoa, JAM w w Pratt
2pI.s: p: Mslssi.s s..nshs E.s,.. ha EE; ov,
Big Cssild,, Crabuss. West Indies, Nesmth Z walsh.
Schr Hosstio Anes, Phillips. 1suntol.
echr Squire & Brotheu Lsmsou. Richmond
6chr Ssr sh, Chulott, Nswbrrn.
echr H Price Bsaston. Wllmington.
gehr America Best, Philadelphia.
gchr Whale Baldwin, South Amboy.
Sehr Lucy, Shaw, Richmoud.
9!oop franklin. Young. Hartford.
9loop Helen. Keen, New Bedford
sioop Isaac H Borden, Denns, Philadspha.
Arrived.
Packet ship siddons Cobb from Liverpool Feb 30h with
mdse, to x Collins h Co. Exchanged signals with ship
Maine so1aa IN March lat -. Ion ~ spoke ship A.
Packet ;hP Albany Crawie from H.yr. Feb ssh. w,sh
mdse % W Whticek, yr; Feb a. lat 80 TO- Ion a. pss.sd
stsamship steering T. 18th inst LAT t o. Ion ~ s at 10 ~
So aI:s Ion 20 %, lat o.. spoke bark ws from Nants
shp Moncsio Lambert. dsys iron Savannah with cot
Ship Mary Tranee. IOf Bss,oa, Hewsss, day, from Pea
Bari vsrnos Bsbss from raler.e rsssed 0ibrssS Feb
on Cape Heary. spoke brs Conhaenee Oh ana ior Ne~
Bark rsasoa Oliver. IS days from Nsw 0rlssns with cot
ton to Hicks Co on mantinela kee spoke ship
Adeiine Pike, from Mobile for Amsserdsm Ihe csrtnn
used cry insulting language to Caes onvs' w"hoe' any
Ssri wasbasoa tsf Thoasson) Bartlett. days from
o::s; % Sss. Sa J:.a. 40 s:y. from osisas wh .A
jssf zysss, Ns~. u asys from odsaas, wisA .ass,
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New OalEAHs-Ba.k Alvarado-l1 bales hsup Bennett
do psrk Edwards16e Hersn, Lsss Co-eo prls
< r Lpp,tt-3 do homp.os-le>s sacks n 0ib-
son-se bsiss cotton Newbold Cruss baiss do Buck
meyer 0oa.
NRw Oar 'Axs-Bask Oibnlrr-ils Dbl. Rieh,sd-
son7 pigs lead bbs oil echermerhon Mazso-l< hhds
- bhs lard Work Dr.ks-s ksgs do onh-s s.lss
shslils do csshs cams 0ibson2o bbls hoaey 70 do
lard ssa Baitt-3ss do Davis Csrsyts bales cotton
H DrignUssn.
< w 0nswold-soo kess DO Kent < Kinnoa-sH bbls
Pcrs x6t DO lard Dwight Joh-soao do Babcoch Co-iis
bbls -four Davies Carey.
MEdr.rds-,ss eb port i7s do I'd hsFs DO Work DnLs
lard 9sy-sa hhSs h,%: Nsyo, sosIs,s pigs i:.ds
huSbsrd Chs,sy e: do ,sa bots por. snS .d Perry
Ns1Sod Cr.ft.,s hhds 'seS s Bos:.t Mans- bales cot
PENsAcoLA-shp Mary trances52 bales cotton, l0i logs
cedar besswsx cks bxs talow fruit. - barrels
ss hides 8. bdI: s.s: bears hid u sHs tobseco
bbls ham Robert Wiliisms-Abx BIZ bsceo Perkins Hep
kins.s Gu Msstss-l bx Hoadey Phelps cov3 bzs
w ChalAcsy.
lslisly % Ro, eTts Wllisms-ls do Drake Msss do
Colt & Ce-7s do Coo, AnAsrsoa Col bu Osfeh
Cruger
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LIvERpoOL-Shlp Siddone-l ~
ssra F;sr s.swsi I.i%is Sis:1, Es
.sa-s a:s':'s nSis
bss ssso Iss TiGs
%s: ,sy s'N' sfg FL
se:i box: .f.iss :s' =
WOLF 6iiI.ps-i Hnss B.shs!: -s,se *, .a
esR R:: nss % sssi s .ss
hon cos smith Has.r eo1sse y. sia plates Me!.
nsoa s.ns 1Gns S sa Hs.y
Es s. E u, s:ss.a asy
n Patton sv.s.ais JGss: aeo,l,E Lsspp.s c.%s. ne
sss1 &C. 9: Rh:
Tsss sS y P
sss Do b ss n.i
.yosI Dc Cos!esy.+ 7 unssthal co. Miller,
p:; ss sss.i Il: Van
Could L. p Il;
ssS1a rs.ss TsPs' Uns.1
S:.i:s I;sS:.. Fs:.S: Ssis,, Ssn3ss;!;
.. hS
Lpeoa s.s ssr:..; sSS: 6I-s1;. %;
l.@:.l q smith 8 sss55l Y S.sw'r.s A LsiOa..l i
6 v
sE Fisder-l Gilbert FrsIe.-s Cert. Beer Msy-3J W
HslOeltson-7 Z Bosszngs-2 McEvsns-l NJ Pcyser-lL
Gsron-2 Jolly Freres-i E ger-lF a Brett Beck Z co
a Sm,th-l W,ptefhof. Piper Ksrch-i Speyer-s
I WalIsr-7 yyss sons-iAh 6rake-i AC w.ers-
II Draper RehsId:-ss Nalme.or SeoLl Beyri ksess-
4, Ii.lamn.is ksna.ds col se.gnstsssl gnhopo.
vcn y:ur { K.ups1s Celvis EsmnissYa ss sMosten1s
sroshenTi Ns.-ll Lsr%ss Daa:eh,ss-i MpT.. 81.
&Moris-a Garfield Cr:thsrs-3 Hsich.Ii Barr:
ThGSb1ra e9.i Jaeob:- French col Ecll,nss.
Hood.i Balls Johl.sa, Moore T.ylosr-so Cunn,ns.
Nv r Siles col Dsisno-s 5 Harndsn co-s asIl
SHp-2 Doynsrl pe Khan ,ors-,t Dn;:e e9v
Munay-l Lowstt Becker-l w H Smith COZ w pibhle
- H Ward COL ChuTch-7 Psrret-t Coops Leigh
sshIssi koOS SsL ,.. MssIG:sns r.fa s e. =
FsiiH-i Urdy 8 8 HalI-I ACousny-sCW W Tkoass--l a
Rrysr.-l Becsh ps5r Rs.s;h-i PEEK { col Ey
Ma,lsr.a A Gray, T Gf,m-sT0 g spy-i a BsIAsins
0sshaw-9 DSqqt-4o pkg g order.
fALEnMo-bsTk Verpou33eo bxs do lemons -
mann. Diaper Dsylina silk Io bsss iee BE
10 bags nssed 10 do canary seed 800 bass nuts quaay Of
cork wood 70 order.
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G . M NJ 4 II CIAL.
New York. Friday. Nfarer

! New York, Friday, March ~.
AsHEs.-The sales In both dsscriptions have been
very light Pots at - - oct, and Psars at - 373
BsEADsruyrs. = The market IN Flour 10 but little
changed either In prices in the general aspect There
has, however bssn considerable Western taken for
port to Europe during the past week, 1t prices ranging
IRON - SO IS 50; New Orleans and Howard street
held at s. l2i Wheat during the week has been quite
active, and large sales have been made generally for
export at 81 ~ 81 ~. Rye 10 little better at go 81
cents Corn 10 also brisk % 10 cents 10 obtained for
Southern and Northern.
Corror-Ws have nothing to report in relation
to this staple The sales are to very limited extent
and at our inside quotations.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

pMARoH 10. -Odsred ct market 400 head mostly Penn
sylvsn,a Beef Cattle 700 Of which were taken 10 Nav
York. 200 Cows and Calves 400 ine and I4oO sheep
Prices-Beevss In fAr demand at IS the 100 lbs but
sell at es@ the 100 lbs Sheep more brisk st s9I
sscA. = u qoslity Hay0ood Timothy is scarce spd
brings llo 39 the cwt, an ocossions1 osd ~ IA
Straw ssaAs q ~ u the 100 bsndlss.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

We have great change TO note In The markets this
bought s pricss Poultry scarce, and good at
advanced prices Fish, sf d9ersnt kinds In abundance;
quantities, at fair prices Pork is Of season. i We
city killed" that ID not ft 10 eat Vegetables
continue plenty and pleased see the quantity
OF water for saiethsy ought be grown
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

sALss REAL EsrArE AT AucrIor,-Ths undivided
half Of lots $50 and 24 Cherry and s02 and 60l Water st.
5000 I've story brick house and lot <66 HORTON st
Is BY 10 feet 9o0 Lot north side 18th street.
9th avenue ~ 'front.' IS rear 7of ON ono sds and ~
inches on the other, $3.50.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

BAlr,roar, March a--Agy bask Home, essssr Nov
leans; sehr Iowa, wssca. fssn 0locessas, Nara JoAt
s;Sss e ;sss; 6Sairs Prs6ls from Perlsnl rSss Rn
WsSns from Prs6sreksbaH. repors. on r0p1ar Isl1r.
fro1 Msssnx 4, 50 sehr 6eaA. frcn forasd C shp
eral Buck. COX and marke; br BRIG Riseess ns1e
oc-.n fats!soa, Bssssn. From below, Bs SHss 1ouad
and Quadrupls. ..... .....s1<
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
PH,LADrLrnrA, March 27, ls46,

PHILADELPHIA, March ~, 1886,
Great Fremsn's Parade the Fighting material
and MsshooS Of Phiiadeiphia and the Unisn- The
stvens u the County, &c.
The only thing stirring about the city to-day, worthy
OF note the parade Of about half Of Fire De-
pArmsn in honor Of the anniversary Of the Fire Asso
oistiou. The prominent places and engine and hose
houses al along the route decorated with days and
banners, and flowers in wrsaths and various fanast
cal and beautiful arrangements ID most brilliant
AFFAIR About thirtytwo companies are in the column,
averaging at least fty each, most Of whom have
been moving early in the morning, and the
have been envensd by bands OF music In every dirsc
:ion The splendid sppsrs.a dr,xn by horses. and al
the members with badges and bannsrs formed about
imposing display has taken place in this city for
long time past The best part OF the procession consist
"a 10 the msn who took part in it-sbsut 1000 Of the
the vast number Of others who did not turn out in the
line but who said at homo lined the footways But
perfect sample enough to gladden. the heart Of
the patriot and convince hlm that the existed
sustaining the interests and the honor Of the nation in
the battle ed should such necessity be forced upon
this country. There II scarcely man among them,
among the cass they REPRESENT who is not ~ familiar
with hin gun he il with his knife and fork and each Of
whom not capable Of counting two, at least against
every foreign regular soldier that be against
They every Of the word the fighting mate
rial Of Philadelphia. end with IN army OF such would
undertake to whip all creation The regularity, order
and nary precision with which they conducted them.
selves, prove that they number in their ranks large
portion Of the citizen volunteer soldery Of the city and
disricss Wssn lsst s.w thsn seoDt half an hour sSo
upper Districts They represent the manhood Of Pha
dsphis and indeed Of the hole Union, and asr look
iug at thsm se rsnswsd confidence In the strength Of
and 10 nsssain rspubioan sscsndancy on the Continent
of North and South America
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
THE NEW YORK HERALl
JAMEs soRDeN BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand

eAiLY HERALD-Every day. rncs esnn - =
G:3Re1 annann.pYy,kle in aAvsnce. -
WE6kLY HkkALD-Essry osnr1.y-k4e -
'zf74isfsR SfsRs ::;;:s:s'is Z: .!.s !: :s::s
MiNflN0 Il I'll ki,As sssssssd NJ bsssv q
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
Passengers Arrived.

LvEasooL-Pscket ship SiddonsCspt Snow. Mrs James,
Master James-s30 ia iteersge.
HAvsE-Psekst ship Al6auy-Mr Can-aad los 10 tho
steerage
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

al. css;n sne Nantucket Iqsr,r that the spars
Sa.ns, 14ne, 20, OF the wrecked shiD Eari of
wsrs sold on the beach at hs, pscs IS - sh
ie@ LwonsyMx ceses chopper have been ssvsd 49,
b got ouG sSs wA
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
Passenger sailed.

LoSpos-Packet ship Headrik Had.ou-MoDs and Mad Du
Trouy Paris; BENZ Haywood Wooster, hsss; Noah
sier. trisoi, Coun DR. Montague, scotani; Partridge.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

ANOTHER ELoPExgrr WITH MoRMoN.-The Ca
ootolAs Telegraph gives an account OF the elope-
msnt OF married woman Of that village with Nor
elder or priest II 10 similar In its circumstances 10
hen .sssr Yer day saints, whe would seem have been
thsv ~" pT".nG about In this region, seeking whom
Via ~ swy from Cabotviils IL Mrs. Brockwsy. the
ssints sSschos Sr ,S .ssAsnic She has gone OF with
.oo 'undry improper attentions to ksr for
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

MARcH H.-FRsr BoAaD. $1,000 Lehigh 6's, ss};
900 State s 7of 50 shares Morris Canal l7f; ado
0rsrd BIZ sa l0e vicksburK Bank e 20 Msrchants and
Manufactursrs Psburg 4ol 100 Rssding Railroad s6i
80 Harrisburg Railroad, l93.
ArrEa Bo1ap.-Ss00o sssis ss TOT; 200 Reading Raul
road, ss5; eooo Reading Bonds 7s3; shs Reading Rail-
road 100 do s. s6i 5000 State So, d., 70l; 5000
Resding Bonds, b s, 78f
sEcosD BoAkD.-$, ,aso Chesapeake and Delaware ca
PAL Ss 800 shs 0irard Bank 10 900 state Ss Toll
10000 do. n 70i 1000 do 7O} 1000 Chssapeake
and Delaware 6s IS; 20 shs Mechanics Bank, IS
AyrER BoARD.-60 shares Harrisburg Railroad, l93;
Bank Pennsy lvanja gao.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28
gales or 1tocks at Boeton,

BoAlD OF BRoKrss, March as shares Boston and
Worcester Railroad, III; do Fitchburx Railroad l2A;
% do Western Railroad 973; 30 do East Boston Compa
N.Y. s;0d 15f 81 do East Boston Dividends 10Y TO- lea
Long Island Railroad. AZ AZ; las do Norwich and
Worcester Railroad 5e3 100 do biod 6e3 IS do soi 50
do, b5d. 500; so do, oct.
SKcoND BoARp. leo shares Norwich and Worcester
Railroad, bs4; ~ do Long Island Raiirsad, 441.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

hAuioAB Bill .-TheEbill for the sale Of the Gen.
trail nallroad, and the incorporation Of the Central
Railroad Company. was yesterday defeated on the auss.
ucn Of ts passage sy the following vsts :-Ysas 10,
The Consttu ion requiring In all act Of
vote OF tweh irds the bill was lost The vote win be
eoonndersd notion to that ensct being made, bat BY
Hale 20 far from his present sickness q to be
N his seat the fate Of the bill win be dscidedDssrsit
Free Prsss, Msyek 10.
The New York herald., 1846-03-28

Lieut. Thompson with % drasoons the whole force st
Prairie du Chen, and Capt Summers, with small force
are in pursuit Of the Ninnsbagoss, and about thirty
Indians have been taken st the Kckspoo settsment The
winnsbasoes 800 in number crossed the wiscon.
sin river and gone into the Pnery. Our force not
sufhcisnt ON that frontier.
We learn from the Madison Niscesny that the female
day. l4th inst